Mr. Steven Groves

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  Steven Groves of the Heritage Foundation told WND the issue is not about free speech at all but about installing international precedents to stifle any criticism of Islam - the same goal as the defamation proposal.
  
  Referring to the plan to "protect" speech, Groves said it would conflict with the First Amendment, which "protects free speech and expression, even when speech is offensive or insulting.

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  The debate featured Jumana Musa, of Amnesty International, Tom Wilner, of Shearman and Sterling, Steven Groves, of the Heritage Foundation, and David Lachmann, Chief of Staff of the Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties of the House Judiciary Committee.
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  The defender of the detainees (Mr. Wilner) squared off against the defender of current administration's policies (Mr. Groves).

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  "US membership and the prestige that comes with it should have been withheld until 2011," says Steven Groves, a specialist in international human rights institutions at the Heritage Foundation in Washington. The Obama administration could have used the fact that the world wants the US in the council as a means of pressing for meaningful changes, he adds, "but the US surrendered that ground without a fight."
  
  Now, he says, the US will just be one of seven Western democracies up against 40 countries - mostly from Africa and Asia - that are suspicious of any institutional focus on countries from their regions.
  
  "We're probably going to be replacing Canada with the US," Mr. Groves says, "so it's hard too see how this will be an improvement under the current structure."

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  To the extent that an outside body, a group of unaccountable so-called experts in Switzerland have a say over how children in America should be raised, educated and disciplined -- that is an erosion of American sovereignty," said Steven Groves, a fellow at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank." For these reasons and more we ask that you oppose any attempt to ratify this UN Convention.

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  On Wednesday, the House Subcommittee on International Organizations held a hearing (video) on UN peacekeeping forces acting as a force multiplier for the U.S. with testimony from Tim Wirth, President of the UN Foundation; James Dobbins, Director of the International Security and Defense Policy Center at RAND and a former Assistant Secretary of State; Joseph Christoff, Director of International Affairs and Trade at the GAO; and Steven Groves, a fellow at the Heritage Foundation.
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  Although Delahunt got Groves to admit that several UN peacekeeping missions, including those in Haiti and Lebanon, are in the U.S. national interest, Groves remained adamant that U.S. taxpayers should not have to pay the arrears because the UN has yet to reform to a proper standard.

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  by Steven Groves, The Heritage Foundation

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  Heritage Foundation fellow Steven Groves is urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to ask Deputy Attorney General-nominee David W. Ogden some pointed questions on Thursday regarding his views on constitutional interpretation Read more ...

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  Steven Groves of the Heritage Foundation told WND the issue is not about free speech at all but about installing international precedents to stifle any criticism of Islam.
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  Groves has written for the Heritage Foundation on the issue, citing the demands from members of the Organization of Islamic Conference that national legislatures pass laws to ensure protection against "defamation of religions."
  
  "Such a ban ... could not withstand legal scrutiny in the United States," he wrote.

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  Steven Groves
  
  Steven Groves is the Bernard and Barbara Lomas Fellow at The Heritage Foundation's Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom.
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  Groves is responsible for developing and running the "Freedom Project," part of Heritage's Leadership for America campaign. The project's goal is to advance the cause of protecting American sovereignty, self-governance and independence while promoting Anglo-American leadership on issues relating to international political and religious freedom, human rights, and the strengthening of democratic institutions. Since joining Heritage in 2007, Groves has testified before Congress and has appeared on ABC, CNBC, CNN, National Public Radio, Voice of America, Al Jazeera, Al Hurra, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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  From 2003 to 2006, Groves was senior counsel to the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. While there, he played a lead role in the subcommittee's investigation into the United Nations "Oil-for-Food" scandal, the most extensive congressional investigation ever conducted into a U.N. program.
  
  Prior to that, Groves was an associate at Boies, Schiller & Flexner, LLP from 2000 to 2003, practicing complex commercial litigation. He also served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Florida from 1995 to 1999, where he litigated civil rights cases, constitutional law issues, criminal appeals, and a wide range of other matters in trial and appellate courts at both the state and federal level.
  
  Groves earned a law degree from the Ohio Northern University College of Law in 1995 and a degree in history from Florida State University in 1992.

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  "If [Democratic leaders] start cramming a bunch of controversial treaties down the Senate's throat with the thinking that Republicans will just take it, I think they're wrong," said Steven Groves, a Heritage Foundation international law fellow.
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  "This seems to me a bit of a Trojan Horse for the ability of one country to affect another country's environmental policy," Groves said.

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