The three recently-issued Pennsylvania volumes . . . offer virtually no support to the commerce-is-everything school of thought. On the contrary, in the documents reproduced in this volumes “commerce” clearly refers to a concept separate from other economic and non-economic activities.
[D]uring the 1970s conservatives began to use initiatives to limit government power. . . . Judges seemed to think this was a threat, and judicial attitudes toward ballot measures began to change.
Some red flag laws ignore traditional safeguards.
What Does the Constitution Say About Federal Land Ownership?
When They Start Throwing Black’s Law Dictionary at You—Duck!
We’re Fixing Our Damn Roads!!!
The 37th "Convention of States" Discovered!
