Court decides Alabama broke constitutional rights of man on death row
Alabama Prosecutor Found to Have Violated Constitutional Rights A federal appellate court has ruled that Alabama prosecutors infringed on the constitutional rights of a man sentenced to death in 1990. Specifically, the court highlighted that a black man was unfairly dismissed by a judge during his trial. On Monday, a panel of three judges from […]
The Supreme Court’s ruling brings the United States back to the constitutional nightmares of Dred Scott.
Supreme Court Decision on Universal Injunctions Sparks Debate The recent Supreme Court ruling addresses the legality of “universal injunctions,” revisiting an ongoing debate regarding constitutional jurisdiction. In her majority opinion, Judge Amy Coney Barrett stated that federal district courts lack the authority to issue such injunctions, marking another instance of the originalist perspective. On the […]
Texas law requiring age verification for adult websites found constitutional by Supreme Court
Supreme Court Upholds Texas Law on Age Verification for Adult Websites On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court supported a Texas law that mandates pornographic websites to verify the ages of their visitors to safeguard minors from explicit content online. The ruling, which passed with a 6-3 vote, stated that requiring adults in Texas to confirm […]
Trump’s Iran attacks are constitutional under AUMF despite opposition from Democrats
Senator Sanders Comments on Trump’s Military Actions Liberal Senator Bernie Sanders expressed strong criticism regarding President Trump’s recent military strikes targeting three nations with nuclear capabilities, labeling them as “severely unconstitutional.” He emphasized that only Congress should have the authority to approve such actions. It’s interesting to consider whether Sanders and his colleagues are forgetting—or […]
North Carolina’s Democratic Governor Josh Stein Rejects Constitutional Carry
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has vetoed a proposed law that would have allowed constitutional carry, preventing the state from becoming the 30th in the nation to adopt such legislation. On June 12, 2025, it was reported that the constitutional carry law, known as Senate Bill 50, had passed through the House and was awaiting […]
Need for immigration reform during the crisis in Los Angeles and ongoing constitutional discussion
The Los Angeles Crisis: A Reflection on Federalism and Values The situation unfolding in Los Angeles serves as a significant test of our federal system and what it means to be American. It’s clear, I think, that any law enforcement actions driven by political agendas—like violence, vandalism, or harassment—should be unequivocally condemned. There’s really no […]
Trump has the constitutional authority to use troops against violent protesters.
Protests Erupt Across the Country Amid Rising Tensions On Saturday, a “day of rebellion” was declared by supporters of the Trump administration, drawing protests in numerous cities and towns. While citizens have the right to express their discontent with government policies, there’s a line when protests escalate into violence. In such situations, President Donald Trump […]
Federal judge examines whether Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to manage LA riots is constitutional
Judge Questions Trump’s National Guard Deployment in Los Angeles WASHINGTON – A federal judge expressed doubts regarding President Trump’s recent order to send thousands of National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid unrest related to anti-ICE protests. During a session with U.S. Senior District Judge Charles Breyer, discussions took place between lawyers representing Trump’s Justice […]
Two GOP Representatives Against Constitutional Carry in North Carolina
Two Republican representatives, Davis and Bill Brisson, are expressing their opposition to Senate Bill 50, which would position North Carolina as the 30th state to implement a constitutional carry law. SB 50 was approved by the North Carolina Senate on June 3, 2025, with a vote of 26-18 and is now moving toward the House. […]
Trump and the judiciary: An impending constitutional crisis
Trump Faces Legal Challenges Amid Priorities Shift President Trump is currently dealing with a staggering number of legal issues, approximately 250 lawsuits connected to his executive orders. This situation stands in stark contrast to the number of lawsuits filed during his first term, highlighting an unprecedented wave of legal challenges that has begun to hinder […]