Tag: National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies

GrokTV Event: NHCC’s seminar on NH Constitution-Article 73A “Judicial Tyranny?” – Rep. Gregory Sorg & Rep. Paul Ingbretson

September 26, 2018May 10, 2012

by Skip

National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies on the NH Constitution:

Seminar and Panel Discussion on “Coming to terms with the rulemaking power of the Judicial Branch and its impact on personal liberty: Article 73-A.

And! Continuing with our coverage of this event (Intro, Hon. Dan Itse & Hon. Paul Mirski), we had two more NH State Representatives speak to different aspects of this issue: is the NH Judiciary out of control, and if so, is there a remedy, and what can the Citizens do about it?

NH State Rep. Gregory Sorg:

NH State Rep. Paul Ingbretson:

GrokTV Event: NHCC’s seminar on NH Constitution-Article 73A “Judicial Tyranny?” – Question and Answer

September 26, 2018May 10, 2012

by Skip

At the end of the event sponsored by the National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies on the NH Constitution:

Seminar and Panel Discussion on “Coming to terms with the rulemaking power of the Judicial Branch and its impact on personal liberty: Article 73-A.

was a Question and Answer period moderated by the M.C. for the evening, Patriot Pastor Garrett Lear. Questions were taken from the well attended crowd and it lasted about 45 minutes (which I have split into 3 parts, with parts 2 & 3 after the jump).

Part 1:

Intro Ceremonies
Talks: Hon. Dan Itse and Hon. Paul Mirski
Talks: Hon. Greg Sorg and Hon. Paul Ingbretson

GrokTV Event: NHCC’s seminar on NH Constitution-Article 73A “Judicial Tyranny?” – Rep. Dan Itse & Rep. Paul Mirski

September 26, 2018May 9, 2012

by Skip

National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies on the NH Constitution:

Seminar and Panel Discussion on “Coming to terms with the rulemaking power of the Judicial Branch and its impact on personal liberty: Article 73-A.

After the Intro Ceremonies conducted by M.C. Patriot Pastor Garrett Lear, NH State Representative Dan Itse took the podium to give his take on the NH Constitution, a history lesson, some comparisons with other state constitutions, and his general take on the relationship of the people to those that are stewards of the peoples’ power by election and appointment:

After the jump, NH State Rep. Paul Mirski continues the discussion: