…have traditionally been the last bastion for many Americans to assert their civil rights, but recent federal court decisions have made it harder to not only enforce federal civil rights,…

…demand? And what do Civil War battles fought near the Virginia town of Manassas have to do with it? History can wait. Let’s first make a list of demands. To…

Has Anyone Read this Book? In 1998, Chief Justice Rehnquist published a book, All the Laws But One, on the subject of civil liberties and the writ of habeas corpus….

Tapper on Civil Liberties Earlier, regarding civil liberties, I said “Also on the hopeful side, there is the fact that civil rights, when and only when it comes to non-…

…court); civil rights plaintiffs who are challenging state and local authorities’ bald and routine violations of even the most obvious and fundamental civil and human rights; and ordinary consumers. (Ordinary…

…format. The Free Elector Movement of 1960 By 1960, civil rights issues had erupted into the foreground of American politics. With Congress beginning to place anti-discrimination laws at the top…

Consider a country with a vicious ongoing multi-sided Civil War which includes some amount of deliberate large scale civilian extermination. You know the sort of thing: Syria today is just…

…the structure of the Republic and the underlying reasons for its fall. In part 2 I described the first 4 episodes of civil war that left the Republic dead on…

…to the Civil Rights Commission report only about half of police killings of civilians are reported to the FBI. What Kirsanow did to arrive at his seemingly astonishing ratio is…

…to freedoms, but it does speak to Civil Rights. There seems little premise in law for their claims. Written two thousand and many more years ago, the bible speaks of…