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I have heard that some courts have ruled this "inviolate" "right" can be waived -- but, can it be waived by contract? I would think the answer must be a resounding "NO", as "inviolate" is quite clear. That is, for any contract made within the situs of the Constitution.
So if a court ruled that something "inviolate" can be waived, would that not be an admission they deem the situs of the contract and/or parties to be without the authority ordained by and of the Constitution? IOW, foreign?
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