Category Archives: Supreme Court
Ann Althouse brings up some great points in this trio of posts responding to another law professor’s op-ed today but none more better then this:
“Tribe’s op-ed, as I wrote in the first post, rests very heavily on misrepresenting the Supreme Court’s commerce power doctrine as referring to “commercial choices.” In fact, the cases refer to “commercial activities,” and a switch from “activity” to “choice” is immensely important in the health care litigation, in which opponents stress that the failure to buy insurance is inactivity, not activity, and therefore beyond even the broadest interpretations the Supreme Court has ever given to the Commerce Clause.” Continue reading
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It’s a strange, strange world in which we find ourselves living.
Up is down. Wrong is right.
And the NAACP stands by quietly while racist radicals call for the toes of a black Supreme Court Justice to be cut off and fed to him or for him to be sent “back to the fields.” Continue reading
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A fourth generation American, who has had a child by an illegal alien who is wanted for questioning about a murder, deserted her child to report her illegal alien to Border Patrol. Border Patrol arrested the father and deported him that afternoon, with his daughter that he refused to surrender. Now the mother is petitioning the Supreme Court to hear her case. Continue reading
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No doubt in part to the poor economy, birthright citizenship has become a target for lawmakers. Continue reading
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The judicial branch of the government is clearly limited by the first section of the constitution: All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of … Continue reading
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The Kagan confirmation hearings are underway and she has done her best to sound like a middle of the road kind of thinker. Paul Mirengoff on Kagan’s opening statement: …As with Sotomayor’s articulated vision, Kagan’s could have come from the … Continue reading
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