Constitution
Wisconsin Judge: No “Fundamental Right to Produce and Consume Foods”
In a court case sure to go down in history for one of the most bizarre rulings, a Wisconsin judge has held that...
National Review Editor Asks What Constitutionalism Means
The National Review touts itself as a conservative publication. It consistently espouses what it considers right-of-center policy positions, as well as promoting the...
Read moreACLU Sues to Stop Clergy From Performing Marriages in Nevada
Nevada has long been known as the easiest place in America to get a divorce — and a quick marriage. After a couple...
Read moreMilitary Commissions: Rights of Accused Terrorists Under Bush, Obama
Presidents Bush and Obama have created a vigorous public debate since the September 11 attacks over whether suspects in the “war on terror”...
Read moreHarvard Confab Fails to Convince Tea Party to Seek Constitutional Convention
The ideologically diverse crowd of 300-400 attending the Harvard University Constitutional Convention Conference (ConConCon) couldn't agree upon even one agenda item to seek...
Read moreDoes The American Jobs Act Destroy State Sovereignty?
The American Jobs Act has already faced a flurry of criticism for a variety of reasons, including the cost and the likelihood that...
Read moreConnecticut Judge Apologized to Kelo
Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Richard N. Palmer (left), part of a 4-3 majority in a controversial ruling that upheld the taking of the...
Read morePolice Arrest Woman Refusing to Leave Outside Chair
Shequita Walker, a 40-year old disabled woman from Atlanta, Georgia, asserts that she was arrested merely for sitting outside in a chair. Her...
Read moreMonetary Crisis a Threat to Liberty, Lawyer Warns
The fiscal and monetary crisis confronting America today is more than an economic problem, it is a threat to our liberties and the...
Read moreWhat’s Wrong With a National Popular Vote (NPV)?
“The Constitution is no longer in line with our expectations regarding the role of the people in selecting the President.” ...
Read moreConstitutional Sheriff Bill Introduced in Tennessee
A new bill making its way through the Tennessee General Assembly states that a federal employee who is not designated as a Tennessee...
Read moreACLU Suing School District for Ten Commandments Display
The ACLU is targeting a Virginia school district for displaying the Ten Commandments in one of its high schools. “The American Civil Liberties...
Read moreCelebrating Constitution Day 2011
On Saturday, September 17, our country celebrates its 224th birthday. Constitution Day commemorates the drafting of the U.S. Constitution and the 39 statesmen...
Read moreCourt Rules Against Classroom Banners Promoting America’s Christian Heritage
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled September 13th that a California teacher’s First Amendment guarantees were not violated when the principal at...
Read moreAnother Court Rules Against Individual Mandate
Another federal judge has ruled that Obamacare’s key individual mandate is unconstitutional. Judge Christopher C. Conner of the U.S. District Court in Harrisburg,...
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