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The Missing Patent and the Health Care Debate

Marti Oakley wrote 1 month ago: The Missing Patent and the Health Care Debate Posted on 01 November 2009 by Paul Ballonoff Posted on … more →

Tags: 10th amend. Center, Health Insurance, Health Care, patentclaus

Was Brown v. Board Wrongly Decided?5 comments

ACG wrote 1 month ago: Scalia thinks it was. Except, he doesn’t. Irresponsible, slapdash journalism notwithstanding, … more →

Tags: Author - ACG, Politics, antonin scalia, Brown v. Board of Education, Equality, Law, racism, Supreme Court

The originalist view of the Constitution

shoutabyss wrote 2 months ago: I was talking with a guy about government and regulations. He favors less government, less taxes, mo … more →

Tags: Fail, constitution, Founding Fathers, intent, Slavery

Reading comprehension and the Constitution, take 22 comments

Andy Holmer wrote 2 months ago: Media Matters highlights a portion of patriot Glenn Beck’s new book, Arguing With Idiots, in w … more →

Tags: Constitutional law, Watching Conservatives, glenn beck

The Constitution Says Obama Can't Be President. And Neither Could Reagan.

The BookGuy wrote 4 months ago: “Good. Now let’s talk about the phrase “a Citizen of the United States at the time … more →

Tags: Relevant Topics, Politics, Barack Obama, Birth Certificate, Scalia, constitution, Chris Kelly, birther

Burr-Hamilton 2012, and the Fallacy of Constitutional Orthodoxy

.B wrote 4 months ago: Chris Kelly, writing for the Huffington Post, scores some points in his satirical take on the … more →

Tags: birther, constitution, obama, Politics

Obama and Notre Dame - a Belated Follow-Up25 comments

Tim Shipe wrote 6 months ago: Although the subject of President Obama being honored by Notre Dame has quickly cooled in the fast-p … more →

Tags: Abortion, Pope John Paul II, Catholic social teaching, & Natural Law, Journalism, Theology, CNN, University of Notre Dame, Media Bias

Originalism

sharperedge wrote 6 months ago: “Abortion was criminalised for 200 years, you can’t tell me there’s a right to abo … more →

Tags: democracy, judicial interpretation, Abortion, Supreme Court, antonin scalia

Constitutional Law: Pragmatism vs. Originalism II

Will wrote 7 months ago: Richard Posner writes: I saw no need for … pragmatism in constitutional law jettisoned in favo … more →

Tags: Post, Government, Politics, U.S. Constitution, Richard Posner, Law

Holdings versus Dicta: District of Columbia v. Heller and the Future of Second Amendment Jurisprudence5 comments

Tim wrote 7 months ago: On June 26, 2008, private security officer Dick Anthony Heller became the hero of every gun rights p … more →

Tags: Constitutional law, 2nd Amendment, District of Columbia v. Heller, Politics, nelson lund, Second Amendment, Guns, Gun Control, constitutional interpretive theory

Obama Wants Living Constitution Theory For SCOTUS Nominee13 comments

Tito Edwards wrote 7 months ago: With the announced retirement of Supreme Court Justice David Souter President Obama wasted no time i … more →

Tags: Political Rhetoric, Liberalism, Political Philosophy, Relativism, Obama Administration, Judicial Branch, Supreme Court, intentionalism, Living Constitution Theory

Perception and Propaganda1 comment

stixxxnstones wrote 8 months ago: I have an issue with the current perception on an issue. This is an issue which shouldn’t be a … more →

Tags: Racism and Liberalism, conservatism, Conservatives, Humor, issues, Politics, Propaganda, Race, racism

Mark Levin's Book and Originalist Philosophy

cackcon wrote 9 months ago: Red State is one of many conservative web sites promoting Mark Levin’s new book, Liberty and T … more →

Tags: Conservative Commentary, Mark Levin, Tyranny and Liberty, Founding Fathers, Federal Constitution, anti-Federalists, state sovereignty, Conservative Judges

The Enduring Constitution

Saqib Ali wrote 9 months ago: Referring to his notion of the dead Constitution, Justice Scalia once said, “that didn’t work, so I … more →

Tags: Scalia, constitution, Justice Scalia, Dead Constitution, Enduring Costitution, Living Constitution

Professor Nelson Lund, Patrick Henry Professor of Constitutional Law and the Second Amendment

Tim wrote 9 months ago: Yesterday, the University of Illinois hosted Professor Nelson Lund, who is the Patrick Henry Profess … more →

Tags: 2nd Amendment, Constitutional law, District of Columbia v. Heller, Scholarship, Lund, nelson lund, constititional law, Second Amendment, Guns

Quick Notes on Originalism

Kathryn Ciano wrote 9 months ago: Tom Bell (who spoke to my Koch Fellow class last summer, and on whom I have a greater-than-small cru … more →

Tags: Books

CAFA Makes Strange Bedfellows of Trial Lawyers and Strict Constructionists

Paul Karlsgodt wrote 1 year ago: Mark Moller of the Cato Institute posted this commentary today arguing that true originalists should … more →

Tags: Class Action News, class action reform, Commentary, atla, cafa, Class Action Fairness Act, Federalist Society, originalist, Strict constructionism

Volokh Speaks

Cram wrote 1 year ago: Eugene Volokh held a lecture at the University of Utah last night. It was titled Constitutional Orig … more →

Tags: D.C. Gun Ban, Heller, Volokh

Justice Antonin Scalia is a professional 'Goonda'...

Pavan Gupta wrote 1 year ago: Justice Antonin Scalia of the United States Supreme Court is an unrepentant professional ‘Goon … more →

Tags: American, George W. Bush, president of the united states of america, Justice Antonin Scalia, United States Supreme Court, unrepentant professional 'Goonda', Supreme Court Bench, Conservative Agenda, US Supreme Court


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