Alabama just passed a law, signed by the governor that essentially bans all abortions. The only exception is a circumstance with a severe risk to the woman’s health. Any abortion outside that exception would be a felony punishable by 10-99 years in prison.
Democrats want illegal aliens counted on the 2020 US Census for apportioning seats in the US House. If illegals count, Democrats get more Congressional seats they can win virtually uncontested. That’s bad for liberty. It’s terrible for America.
It’s all about control If you want to control people’s thoughts where would you begin? Let me suggest a good way, perhaps not the only way but an effective way, maybe the best way to influence thought is to begin by controlling the use of words. Forced control of words is as unamerican as thinking …
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled today that the US Constitution does not guarantee inmates subject to capital punishment a painless death.
The current state of affairs often requires judges to side with the rulemaking power of the administrative state even when “they feel it has made the wrong call on a regulation.” But a case currently before them could change that.
What Happened The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration today. In ruling that immigrants with criminal records can be detained and held indefinitely while they await deportation proceedings. SCOTUS again over ruled the Ninth Circuit in reversing and remanding Nielsen v. Preap. In the 5-4 decision which decided in 2016 that immigrants with criminal …
The US Supreme Court has ruled that the 8th amendment’s prohibition on excessive fines applies to the states in a case on asset forfeiture. It’s not a close call. The vote was 9-0. “Held: The Eighth Amendment’s Excessive Fines Clause is an incorporated protection applicable to the States under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Due Process Clause.”
This past Thursday night, Norm Silber gave a talk on “SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow”; a wide ranging discussion on the US Constitution. overview of our jurisprudence system, the hierarchy of the varying levels in our court system, the case flows within the system, the make up of the court, and upcoming issues that the Court …
SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow by Norm Silber – Part 7 Read More »
This past Thursday night, Norm Silber gave a talk on “SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow”; a wide ranging discussion on the US Constitution. overview of our jurisprudence system, the hierarchy of the varying levels in our court system, the case flows within the system, the make up of the court, and upcoming issues that the Court …
SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow by Norm Silber – Part 6 Read More »
This past Thursday night, Norm Silber gave a talk on “SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow”; a wide ranging discussion on the US Constitution. overview of our jurisprudence system, the hierarchy of the varying levels in our court system, the case flows within the system, the make up of the court, and upcoming issues that the Court …
SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow by Norm Silber – Part 5 Read More »
