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Clarice Feldman has a good question for Chief Justice Roberts: When Obama didn’t like a court order,he ignored it. In fact , he exceeded the constitutional bounds of his office at least 10 times,notes…
Read MoreBy Carson Holloway: Anyone who studies the early history of the American Republic can see that originalism is not some novel invention of modern conservatives but a long-established and venerable approach to constitutional interpretation….
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While some issues can be complicated — that’s no excuse for our side not even trying to explain simply and succinctly issues like Roberts vs Trump to a wider audience — here is Stephen…
Read MoreBy Clarice Feldman: Life is too short to spend it on phony debates when you can see the highlights in videos and read the text of the remarks.
Read MoreBy Daniel Greenfield: Let’s start the census question discussion with one point. The topic was never a legitimate subject for scrutiny by courts.
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A lot of conservative lawyers who were mis-taught and thus believe in judicial supremacy will not like Justice Thomas’s credo — here is Myron Magnet: The Constitution, not precedent, is the law of the…
Read MoreBy Nathanael Blake: The battle of Bogren was about more than a judicial nominee for a district court in Michigan. It was a fight over whether Republicans will accept the mainstreaming of anti-religious bigotry.
Read MoreFrom Liberty Council: WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a victory for Sweet Cakes Bakery and Melissa and Aaron Klein, today the U.S. Supreme Court sent their case back to the Oregon Court of Appeals in…
Read MoreBy David Harsanyi: Courts can’t stop the corrosion of liberalism, but they can stop state-sponsored attacks on individuals.
Read MoreBy Stephen B. Presser: The indispensable Victor Davis Hanson recently noted, “Real coups against democracies rarely are pulled off by jack-booted thugs in sunglasses or fanatical mobs storming the presidential palace. More often, they are…
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Here is Bruce Thornton on reining in the activist federal judiciary — for much more on the topic, visit this page: Judicial Supremacy: Not in the U.S. Constitution, Not the Intention of the Founding…
Read MoreBy Adam J. Sedia: I went from almost a judge to being fired within the space of forty-eight hours. Why? Because it came out that I was a conservative.
Read MoreBy Mollie Hemingway: It’s true that Joe Biden did his best to help Anita Hill, including concealing witnesses who would have been a disaster under examination. But even he admitted to his colleague that…
Read MoreBy Mark Glennon: If Illinois someday had the political will to fix its broken pension system, could it amend the state’s constitutional pension protection clause and proceed with reforms that modified benefits now protected?…
Read MoreBy Hans Bader: Requiring people to attend law school before being allowed to practice law is unnecessary and wasteful.
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