I don't think Wikipedia's version is entirely correct. I think generally the courts have refrained from getting involved; generally they don't want to be in the

I don't think Wikipedia's version is entirely correct. I think generally the courts have refrained from getting involved; generally they don't want to be in the position of making national security decisions and defer to the President and Congress. Also, it overlooks a major element, the War Powers Resolution, which IIRC was passed partionally in response to the Korean and Vietnam wars being fought without a declaration of war.