Nowhere in there does it say the President can't use it. In fact, it never even mentions the President, dumbfuck.
Try again, dumbfuck.
You lose again, dumbfuck.
LOL
Dumbfuck, what part of,
"each Contracting State shall have a Central Authority to make and receive requests pursuant to this treaty," is above your single digit IQ?
Where does it say the president can't simply make a personal request?
Lying ******* moron, it says who can. No one else outside of that can. Your moronic position is like saying the Judiciary can impeach a president because the Constitution doesn't say they can't.
Are you ever not a lying ******* moron, ya lying ******* moron??
Ever???
We've already been over this multiple times, dumbass. If they go outside the channels specified in the treaty, then they aren't entitle to receive the services they are requesting. That's all the treaty says. It's certainly not against the law for them to do so.
You've come down on both sides of this issue now, and you claimed I'm a dumbass in both cases.
Lying ******* moron, even you posted this from the treaty (even though you don't understand it) ...
Each Contracting State shall have a Central Authority to make and receive requests pursuant to this Treaty.
It also states ...
Article 2 provides for the establishment of Central Authorities and defines Central Authorities for purposes of the Treaty. For the United States, the Central Authority shall be the Attorney General VI or a person designated by the Attorney General. For Ukraine, the Central Authority shall be the Ministry of Justice and the Office of the Prosecutor General. The article provides that the Central Authorities shall communicate directly with one another for the purposes of the Treaty.
Are you ever not a lying ******* moron, lying ******* moron?
Ever???