Gun makers aren’t accessories to crimes
The Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act provides for a lot of protections for gun manufacturers. The most broad protection being that gun makers largely c...
Category: Supreme Court
Pardons aren’t without consequences
The President’s pardon power is unconditional and unquestionable. He has the power to pardon anyone for crimes against the United States. And in some last...
Chevron had to go
During the Reagan years, the Supreme Court decided Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., 467 US 837 (1984). And yes, it’s named...
Bump stocks and automatic operations
So according to the ATF and Sotomayor’s dissent in the “bump stock” case, Garland v. Cargill, these two operations are identical: and Yeah, ob...
Challenging a repeal
So a UNANIMOUS decision by the Supreme Court in FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine quashes the entire lawsuit several pro-life groups brought against the ...
The “Respect for Marriage Act” does NOT “codify” gay marriage
Rcently the House of Representatives passed the “Respect for Marriage Act” – H.R.8404. And the bill was moved through under fears the Supreme ...
Why Marbury has endured
Article: The Surprising Reason We’re Fighting Over the Supreme Court — and How to Fix It It’s safe to say that both the left and right hate Marbury v. Mad...
Well beyond unconstitutional
Recently a New York county decided to ban unvaccinated minors from public places in response to a measles outbreak. And it is so beyond unconstitutional it̵...
Understand Kavanaugh’s response to the allegations
Now that the nomination is through the Senate Judiciary Committee, let’s look back a moment at the allegations themselves and how they were being made. Fo...
Unlimited power
The power of the Presidential pardon is in the news. Apparently Robert Mueller has tasked one of his advisors to research “every legal precedent and ...