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The above headline is from a post yesterday at BarbWire.com by Dr. Michael Brown. Here was the headline of an article last week at Breitbart.com: “Legal Scholars Urge Disobedience to Gay Marriage Ruling.” It is…
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The Ruth Institute has posted the transcript of a National Review Online Symposium from a while back, and I want to highlight two excerpts. To read the entire article, follow the link below. First up,…
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Monte Kuligowski, whose bio line reads that he is “a Virginia attorney whose legal writings have been published in journals by the law schools at Duke, Virginia, Richmond, Samford, and St. John’s,” posted an…
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Continuing with our excerpts from Robert Lowry Clinton’s 1999 article in First Things, about a third of the way through Clinton explains that in the the 1958 case Cooper v. Aaron (the Little Rock school…
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In a post last week at American Thinker, James W. Lucas includes a number of excellent links and one of this first was to the above titled article by Robert Lowry Clinton from the publication First…
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Here is Clarke D. Forsythe writing at American Thinker (with emphasis added): [P]ublic opinion data regularly show that Americans don’t understand the Supreme Court, or how it works, or the decisions it makes (e.g., Pew…
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James W. Lucas has an impressive post up over at American Thinker — it’s loaded with facts and links. Here is an excerpt — and in later posts, we’ll examine some of the links…
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Talk about a failure not only in the information war but in education in general — yes, even in law schools. The U.S. Supreme Court doesn’t write law. If they did, that would mean…
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Here’s John Stonestreet writing at Breakpoint: There’s a two-hundred year-old document in the National Archives that holds a solution to many of our problems today, if we’d read it. The U.S. Constitution is one…
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Here’s the subtitle to John C. Eastman’s post over at National Review: “When the Supreme Court oversteps its bounds, citizens are right to resist.” Here are a few excerpts: Until her release earlier today,…
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Over the course of the past few months I gathered articles about the question of “judicial supremacy” — are U.S. Supreme Court decisions “the law of the land,” or are they rulings on cases?…
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Here’s the second on this topic for today — as I said on the first one, a president must understand the U.S. Constitution — if they don’t, they have no business serving as the chief executive as…
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