…plans to turn it into a First Amendment case. At oral argument, Samuel Alito claimed that public-employee unions, by their very existence, violate the First Amendment speech and assembly rights…

…were specifically outlawed as to Federal elections only by the 24th Amendment, passed in 1964. I have highlighted the above exchange because the members of Congress debating the proposed amendment…

…unreasonable cases, but if it is reasonable that the off-label use of the drug might have caused the damage, then the encouraged off-label use would lead to an assumption of…

…until Kraft got involved. A big time of the year was July 4th for hot dogs. The author is going to tell you the food labels on products are not…

…Court opinion that was among the first to interpret some part of Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment, which was the part of that amendment that required the States to…

…to pass a new amendment that repeals the anti-affirmative-action amendment — which a federal appeals court called “a lengthy, expensive and arduous process.” Michigan, in response, argues that the amendment…

…Sixteenth Amendment, as well as the Fifteenth Amendment, passed by the required 2/3’s majority. Source: Congressional Globe, 40th Congress, 3rd Session, pp. 1042-44. Ultimately we know that the proposal to…

4th District and the shutdown, this article describes the predominant sentiment in the 4th district, and certainly Rep. King’s loudly proclaimed views, on the “shutdown” and even “default” as being…

…Amendment) and to 18 year olds (the Twenty- Amendment). Both of those amendments repeat the “denied or abridged” language of the 14th Amendment above, but without its specific remedial language,…

…“safe from repudiation.” The 14th Amendment would help accomplish these goals. Whatever one thinks of Civil War-era fiscal policy, the amendment’s language is mandatory, not permissive — the validity of…