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Did the same, got a solar installer to fit panels on garage and a solis hybrid inverter.

I understand that the US has Jus Solis and as such the children of immigrants are legally equivalent to the children of citizens, but that doesn't mean that the economic effect of the children of immigrants should be attributed to all citizens.

A great book on this subject is The Law of Armed Conflict and International Humanitarian Law in War by Gary Solis (related to nrsolis?) I think it's currently used as a textbook at West Point and other places.

For learning about coffee production, the podcast "Making Coffees" by Lucia Solis is excellent (and industry award winning).

"jus solis" means that whatever legal restrictions we place on immigrants will fade with time, as they die off.

If I understand your comment, you're saying Judge Solis had "a small amount of power" with which he could have helped this woman.

How will granting "jus solis" heal these mistakes?

So while this is a travesty, I'm not sure the blame lays with Judge Solis.

I learned about this study through Daniel Solis's blog[1].

> "In light of the law and the guidelines and what the court heard during the trial, I know Judge Solis followed the law.

Solis is a clear advocate for rules of conduct in war and for the punishment of those who break those rules but he also does not shy away from pointing out the frequent cases when, as you note, guilty soldiers on the winning side escape punishment.

For learning about coffee production, the podcast "Making Coffees" by Lucia Solis is excellent (and industry award winning).

"jus solis" means that whatever legal restrictions we place on immigrants will fade with time, as they die off.

If I understand your comment, you're saying Judge Solis had "a small amount of power" with which he could have helped this woman.

How will granting "jus solis" heal these mistakes?

So while this is a travesty, I'm not sure the blame lays with Judge Solis.

I learned about this study through Daniel Solis's blog[1].

Solis is a clear advocate for rules of conduct in war and for the punishment of those who break those rules but he also does not shy away from pointing out the frequent cases when, as you note, guilty soldiers on the winning side escape punishment.