A Supreme Court Biography That Should Be Held In Contempt
CNN legal analyst Joan Biskupic’s biography of Chief Justice John Roberts, ‘The Chief,’ is so preoccupied with disagreeing with the man that it doesn’t provide much insight into Roberts’s life and rulings.
Alabama’s Abortion Law Takes Aim At Overturning Roe V. Wade
The battle against abortion in Alabama is just the beginning. Pro-lifers want to take these bills to the Supreme Court in hopes of reversing Roe.
John Paul Stevens Doesn’t Object To Heller. He Objects To The Second Amendment
In his new memoir, former Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens writes Heller was ‘the most clearly incorrect decision that the Court announced during my tenure on the bench.’
Why Anita Hill’s Grudge Against Joe Biden Could Be His Achilles’ Heel
Biden carries plenty of political baggage with him after almost a half-century in Washington politics, but Anita Hill might be the biggest problem of all.
The Me Too Era Is Time To Revisit ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’s’ Defense Of Due Process
To be sure, men guilty of rape deserve the harshest of punishments, but to believe all women puts black men at enormous risk for false imprisonment.
Joe Biden Should Apologize To Clarence Thomas, Not To Anita Hill
Apparently, even a favorable hearing in front of the whole world is not enough for a woman alleging that a man has sexually wronged her. Now we have to rewrite history to affirm allegations that the evidence contradicts.
SCOTUS To Rule On Whether Men Can Wear Women’s Clothes On The Job
If ‘sex’ in federal law is replaced with ‘gender identity,’ the government will be unable to ensure equal opportunities for women.
Democrat Objections To Citizenship Question Are A Ploy To Help Illegal Aliens Vote
The administration is accused of politicizing the count, but Democrats’ goal is to blur the line between citizens and non-citizens to up their House seats.
If You Don’t Like Gerrymandering, Complain To Your Representatives, Not To Courts
The Constitution demands we solve it at the ballot box, or in our state and federal legislatures. We should stop expecting the Supreme Court to step up.
Will Democrats Ever Confirm A Republican SCOTUS Nominee Again?
The idea of an executive branch or SCOTUS nominee being confirmed by a Senate controlled by the opposing party may very well be dead.
This Supreme Court Case Could Restrain Judicial Deference To Federal Agencies
Tech innovators seeking to contribute in the new spheres need regulatory clarity and protection from outdated agency rules.
Court-Packing Is Democrats’ Most Dangerous Attack On The Republic
Prior court-packing shows the practice can have disastrous, perhaps unforeseen results, and poses potential threats to our civil liberties.
Court Rules Remington Can Be Sued For Marketing Guns ‘For Combat’
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that Remington Outdoor Co. can be sued for how it marketed their Bushmaster rifle, the model used in the Sandy Hook mass shooting.
How Pro-Lifers Can Overcome The Courts Stacked Against Life
The pro-life movement seems to have no answer to courts allowing blue states to expand abortion and preventing red states from limiting it even in the smallest ways.
After More Evidence Of Its Anti-Christian Animus, Colorado Commission Suspends Harassment Of Cake Baker
Attorneys found commissioners agreeing with commissioner Dianne Rice’s comparison of baker Jack Phillips’ Christianity to the ideologies motivating slavery and the Holocaust.
The Last American Founder Was A Jurist For His Times, And For Ours
The Great Chief Justice was not present to sign the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution, but few can lay better claim to achieving their noble purposes.
Supreme Court Asks If Memorial Crosses Can Have Secular Meaning
Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments about the constitutionality of a 40-foot World War I memorial cross that has stood on public land in Maryland for 94 years.
Supreme Court’s Unanimous Civil Asset Forfeiture Decision Leaves Core Issues Undecided
The question remains: Can cops still take your stuff even if you haven’t been convicted of a crime? What if it doesn’t constitute an excessive fine?
Democrats Don’t Oppose Executive Abuse, They Oppose Donald Trump
It’s not presidential power that Democrats find problematic, it’s the objectives the power is used for that troubles them.
Why Do People Hope Hate Crimes Occurred Even When There’s No Evidence?
When evidence is lacking, some would rather their own side have been harmed, so they can proclaim their victimhood, than admit they told and spread a lie.
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