Harvard’s Student Body: Hitting the Targets, Spinning the Story
Commencement at Harvard University, 2014 (image: f11photo / shutterstock.com)Enforcing Immigration Laws is “Arbitrary and Capricious”
Protest against end of DACA in Portland, OR, September 5th, 2017 (Diego G Diaz / Shutterstock.com).Supreme Court: “Targeted” and “Content-Based” Speech Restrictions Are Unconstitutional
The Life Center in Sacramento, CA: a crisis pregnancy center (Chris Allan/Shutterstock.com).Trump’s Travel Ban and the Constitution
Protesters rally against President Trump's travel ban on February 4, 2017 in Washington DC (Rena Schild / Shutterstock.com),A Supreme Court Takeover of Reapportionment?
Maryland Congressional District Map, 2013 (U.S. Department of the Interior)What Is the Mueller Indictment Really About? Part II
A Criminal Conspiracy to Undermine Our Government and Our Country? Part I of II
Its Momentousness Is Baked in the Cake
Such is the state of American law and of American society that the decision of a single Colorado baker not to make a cake for a customer because of his religious objection to what the cake was for will now go before the Supreme Court. Argument in the “cake case,” Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, will take place next Tuesday, December 5th.
Should the Federal Courts Decide Elections?
Will the federal judiciary start supervising elections by taking over the reapportionment process?
Killing Words and the First Amendment
Throughout the two-year history of the Massachusetts case in which a young woman was charged with involuntary manslaughter for encouraging her boyfriend to commit suicide, there was a nationwide discussion of the implications of the case for free speech under the Constitution’s First Amendment.
