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- … who we are and what we think and believe. When government compels people to say things against their will—including … art—it is an affront to their dignity. The Framers of our Constitution put in place protections like those in the First … live out our deepest beliefs. The Supreme Court has a long history of rejecting compelled speech. The Supreme Court and …
- … The Equal Rights Amendment: Its History, Its Meaning, and Where It Stands Now The Equal … that it isn’t too late to still enshrine it in the U.S. Constitution. In 2017, Nevada became the first state to … the Constitution. To this end, in February 2023, the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary held a hearing urging …
- When it comes to gender in sports, most Americans do not want male athletes to compete against women and girls.
- … free speech. The court recognized that the Virginia Constitution “seeks to protect diversity of thought, … termination and breach of contract under the Virginia Constitution and Virginia law. September 2021 : Peter asked …
- … Congress Can Fulfill the Constitution’s Promise to America’s Parents The U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed that the U.S. Constitution protects the fundamental rights of parents. … Newsweek . Congress has a new opportunity to fulfill the Constitution’s promise to America’s parents by protecting …
- Female athletes across the country continue to face situations where they are forced to compete against male athletes without a fair chance of success.
- … urban crime? As the Respect for Marriage Act heads to the Senate, the bill’s proponents see an opportunity to bring … about discovering new constitutional “rights” via the Constitution’s protections for due process—a concept known as … same groups pushing the Respect for Marriage Act have a history of usurping language by equivocating terms. Here, …
- … Written by Lathan Watts Published May 15, 2023 The U.S. Constitution places the lawmaking power in the hands of … is supposed to enforce the laws, not make them. The Constitution anticipates that he will have “officers” to help … and judicial functions. To protect our freedoms, the Constitution separates Congress, which makes the laws, from …
- … the so-called right to an abortion has no basis in the Constitution’s text, structure, or history. Thankfully, the Supreme Court has reversed this … that a “right to abortion” is protected by the state’s constitution. These laws and court decisions remain in effect …
- … Supreme Court was right to banish Roe to the ash heap of history: it was bad jurisprudence. This is clear for three … regime based on a misreading of the federal constitution. There is nothing in the text, history, or tradition of the U.S. Constitution that supports …