5th Circuit Abortion Pill Decision
On Wednesday, August 16, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals released its opinion after hearing oral arguments in Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
SCOTUS
Compelling State Interest: A Flawed Doctrine Disregarding Unalienable Rights
When the Supreme Court uses “compelling state interest” to justify infringements of unalienable rights, those decisions do not hold the status of law.
Justice Alito and a Reason for Caution About SCOTUS
Justice Alito makes a misspeak and possibly opens up a dangerous can of worms regarding Congress’s power to limit the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Lessons for America from Israel’s Judiciary Battles
For several years now, the news from Israel has included reports on judicial battles between the Knesset and Israel’s supreme court.
When They Can’t Win-Leftists Move the Goalposts
This has been a great year for Supreme Court decisions. Bruen was my favorite. When the Left can’t win, they don’t try harder – they cheat.
Racism, Anti-Christian Bigotry, and Censorship Aren’t Constitutional Rights
The Great U.S. Culture War has arrived at irreconcilable differences. Four Judicial cases show and tell how far apart we are.
Final Days of the 2022-2023 SCOTUS Term
The final days of the 2022-2023 Term of the United States Supreme Court has largely been satisfying to conservatives with many 6-3 decisions in favor of what the Constitution requires.
SCOTUS: Twitter v Taamneh
The Supreme Court has released their decision in Twitter v. Taamneh. This decision was a unanimous decision authored by Justice Thomas with one short concurrence by Justice Jackson. In this case, Twitter was defendant and victim is plaintiff at the lower courts. The facts of this case are fairly straight forward. A terrorist committed a …
SCOTUS: National Pork Producers Council v. Ross
The interstate commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution can become extremely twisted when dealing with the treatment of animals destined for market.
SCOTUS Stays District Court Order on Abortion Drug
If the Court chooses to hear this case, the stay will remain in place until the judgment of the Supreme Court has been given.
The Bigger Picture
“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.” – Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Why Asking To Define A ‘Woman’ Was Important?
When asked if she could define a woman, Ketanji Judge Jackson stated that she could not because she isn’t a biologist.
About that “Win” for New York
A “Win” for New York? Not so fast. the judge, in his dismissal, almost begged the plaintiff to appeal in the proper venue.
Supreme Court; Final Days of 2021 Term
The final days of the 2021 Term of the United States Supreme Court greatly pleased conservatives of all stripes. One unifying theme found through the 4 largely 6-3 decisions are not just that the lefties are big mad and super upset about the outcomes, but the Court is returning to the constitution’s history, text and …
Where The Constitution Is Silent
The Supreme Court, with its GOP appointed majority, may start sending back issues to the legislatures, where they belong.
Racism and Guns. Now Who Are Those Racists?
Between killing babies in the womb, keeping guns away from blacks and encouraging children to take hormone blockers, I am just astonished a civil war didn’t beat the Supreme Court to the job.
The System Works…
Two great rulings put restraint on one state’s abuse of power, and ended a judicial overreach. Hopefully this is just the start.
Settled Law…Isn’t
What some people refer to as “settled law” isn’t – it’s not “settled,” nor is it “law.”
The Abortion Leak
This week Politico reported that a Leftist clerk within the Supreme Court leaked a pre-decisional document indicating that a majority of the Justices were prepared to overturn the infamous Rowe vs. Wade decision. Never in not-so-recent memory has such a pre-decisional document been leaked. We have now added the Supreme Court to the long list …
A “Victory” For Black Americans?
Katanji Brown Jackson will most likely be a Supreme Court Justice by the time this article is posted. More’s the pity, she will be elevated to that post with the help of three unprincipled RINOs whose primary focus always seems to be to get re-elected rather than acting for the good of the country. The …