…including the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and, of course 14th amendments. Angry bears who are actual lawyers are authorized to delete this post if it is an embarrassment to…

…really a finding that the mandate violated Fifth Amendment due process, or individual liberty, rights. This, although the opinion didn’t mention the Fifth Amendment or due process. When the Supreme…

…a challenge under the Fifth Amendment’s due process clause, under what is known as the “substantive due process” constitutional law doctrine. The Fifth Amendment’s due process clause limits what the…

…constitutional rights that most people would think do and should pertain to corporations: the Fourth Amendment’s guarantee against warrantless searches and seizures, and the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments’ due and…

…effort to raise money (mostly by selling publicly owned real estate) is an amendment to a “stability bill” not next year’s budget bill. Second, and more important, the proposed amendment…

Common Sense Health Care Reform and Affordability Act Haven’t begun to read it. And somehow it is in a format that doesn’t allow cutting and pasting the text. So I…

…Fourteenth Amendment’s guarantee of due process and equal protection of the law. Heretofore (that is, since that Amendment’s ratification in 1868, until last year) the Fourteenth Amendment was thought to…

…amendment. Under this view, the First Amendment means the same thing as when it was adopted in 1791 and the 14th Amendment means the same thing as when it was…

…Yesterday the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing about the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex. Congress passed the amendment in 1972 and…

…the language in the 14th Amendment).  This is important, because the language of the 14th Amendment is far from clear, which means that the Court can do whatever it wants….