Dershowitz: State Governments Can Force You To Be Vaccinated
Highly regarded Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz insisted that state governments in the United States have the constitutional authority to force...
Constitution
Stay-at-home Orders Remain in Effect in Oregon While Court Hears Governor’s Appeal
An Oregon circuit court judge struck down coronavirus restrictions set by Democratic Governor Kate Brown, but the Oregon Supreme Court has stayed the...
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New Jersey Governor Says Gym Owners Will Face “Different Reality” if They Reopen Today
The owners of Atilis Gym in New Jersey opened on Monday in spite of the governor’s “stay-at-home” edict, and hundreds showed up. New...
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Governors on the Defensive as Court Challenges to Lockdown Orders Mount
Many state governors are being sued over their shelter-in-place orders, but these cases, even when successful, may not resolve matters of constitutionality. ...
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Colorado District Attorney: Governor’s Virus Powers “Too Vast” and “Unchecked”
Will Colorado, and other states where the governor has imposed restrictive regulations violating basic rights, rein in their governor, as did the Wisconsin...
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Seattle Law-enforcement Officer Suspended for Urging Fellow Officers to Follow Constitution
Port of Seattle police officer and Special Forces veteran Greg Anderson posted videos encouraging officers to follow the U.S. Constitution, instead of following...
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Illinois Churches Sue Over Plan to Restrict Services for Up to a Year
Two Illinois churches have filed a federal lawsuit challenging Governor J.B. Pritzker’s “Five Point” coronavirus plan to reopen the state, which potentially prohibits...
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Arkansas Court Upholds Abortion Restrictions During COVID-19 Pandemic
U.S. District Judge Brian Miller begrudgingly ruled last week that Arkansas abortion facilities must adhere to the same coronavirus restrictions as every other...
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SCOTUS Overturns Ninth Circuit’s Ruling Against Federal Immigration Law
The Supreme Court reversed and criticized the Ninth Circuit court’s decision to overturn the conviction of a defendant who helped illegal aliens remain...
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Churches Refuse to Cower Before Caesar; Court Victory in Kentucky
Some churches are suing. Some are asking permission to reopen in-person church services. Some are announcing they are opening in-person church services. ...
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Michigan Governor Whitmer Faces Lawsuits Charging Her With Violating Constitutional Rights
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is the target of at least two lawsuits, charging her with constitutional violations and executive order overreach. ...
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Trump Nominates Justin Walker to D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals
On April 3, President Trump nominated District Judge Justin Walker to fill a vacancy on the Washington, D.C., U.S. Court of Appeals. On...
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April Gun Sales Continue Surge After Record-breaking March
An estimated 1.8 million guns were sold in America in April. This is a 71-percent increase from last April, and a continuation of...
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Court Blocks Enforcement of Requirement for Immigrants to Pay for Their Own Healthcare
Thanks to a divided three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court, the Trump administration will not be able to enforce a proclamation requiring...
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Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules Absentee Ballots Need No Notarization
In a decision that would appear to ignore the plain reading of Oklahoma law, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Monday that absentee ballots...
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