Part VII: Expanding the Scope of the Due Process Clause

Part VII: Expanding the Scope of the Due Process Clause

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Lochner v. New York (1905) “Economic” Liberty in the Progressive Era Muller v. Oregon (1908) Buchanan v. Warley (1917) Adkins v. Children’s Hospital (1923) “Personal” Liberty in the Progressive Era Meyer v. Nebraska (1923) Pierce v. Society of Sisters (1925) Buck v. Bell (1927) “Economic” Liberty Through the New Deal O’Gorman & Young, Inc. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. (1931) Nebbia v. New York (1933) West Coast Hotel v. Parrish (1937) “Economic” Liberty After the New Deal United […]

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⁠Meu anjo sempre vai está lá. Desde menino sempre... Gilson de faria

⁠Meu anjo sempre vai está lá. Desde menino sempre… Gilson de faria

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⁠Meu anjo sempre vai está lá. Desde menino sempre sempre desejei estar próximo de um anjo Na minha ingenuidade de criança nunca imaginaria que meu anjo da guarda me guiaria nos meus melhores sonhos e estaria lá de braços abertos me esperando. Menino a nova Jerusalém e logo ali e está toda banhada de ouro cercadas de querubins  Me entristecia quando chegava tão perto dos portões e eles não se abriam Nunca um só dia nas minhas orações […]

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Could President Trump Recess Appoint His Entire Cabinet Under Justice Scalia's Noel Canning Concurrence?

Could President Trump Recess Appoint His Entire Cabinet Under Justice Scalia’s Noel Canning Concurrence?

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Ed Whelan writes that President Trump may adjourn Congress as a means to instantly confirm his entire cabinet without any confirmation hearings. In an earlier post, Ed writes that this approach may risk the Court overruling Justice Breyer’s Noel Canning majority opinion, and adopting Justice Scalia’s concurrence. I maintain that Justice Scalia’s opinion is correct on originalist grounds, as I noted in my earlier post. And I would be happy to see Justice Breyer’s majority opinion repudiated. But even […]

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November 7 as Victims of Communism Day—2024

November 7 as Victims of Communism Day—2024

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Bones of tortured prisoners. Kolyma Gulag, USSR (Nikolai Nikitin, Tass). (NA)   NOTE: The following post is largely adapted from last year’s November 7 post on the same subject. Since 2007, I have advocated designating May 1 as an international Victims of Communism Day. The May 1 date was not my original idea. But I have probably devoted more time and effort to it than any other commentator. In my view, May 1 is the best possible date for […]

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US Elections 2024: The Mechanism of Fraud

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The Presidential Election System 1) The two major Republican and Democrat parties choose their presidential candidate through primary elections held in 50 states. They are organised in various ways from state to state.  In some states, candidates are selected through secret ballots, in other states through open meetings, called caucuses.  In some states, only registered members of the party that organises the caucus may participate in the caucus, in others, non-members of the party or members of the […]

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I’m glad Trump won…

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…because now we can finally get these next four years out of the way and move forward. I feel like if he lost he would have just tried again and again and kept being the republican candidate. I actually have hope for the future again. submitted by /u/DuramaxJunkie92 [link] [comments]

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