...analysis, which seems fairly sensible and reasonable. It is not overreaching, since it makes clear that there are indeed treaties that are
self-executing, and international court judgments that could be
self-executing (just not these ones). The most important part of the Court’s opinion deals with
self-execution, since its analysis there is the key the rest of the decision. And I don’t think it creates a “presumption” against
self-execution, even against
self-executing international court judgments (even though it perhaps ought to). But that is a subject of deep complexity, which I...