Dellums v. Bush
Significance, Iraqi-u.s. Relations, A Congressional Duty, Impact, Further Readings
Plaintiff
Ronald V. Dellums, et al.
Defendant
George Bush, President of the United States
Plaintiff's Claim
That the president of the United States violated Article I of the U.S. Constitution and the 1973 War Powers Resolution by neither providing Congress with notice nor obtaining a congressional declaration of war before initiating a military offensive against Iraq.
Judge
Harold H. Greene
Place
Washington, D.C.
Date of Decision
13 December 1990
Decision
Denied Dellums' request for an injunction against presidential military action by ruling that the dispute over massive U.S. troop build-up in the Persian Gulf region was not ready for judicial attention.
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