Religious Tests 3
In answering the two questions presented in this week’s forum, first, I believe Public officials should not be required to […]
Constitutional Law
Religious Tests 2 – Torcaso v. Watkins
I wanted to add that the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution states that: No state shall make or
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Constitutional LawReligious Tests – Torcaso v. Watkins
Rodney and Kamal, thanks for the great posts. I’d like to add that because the U.S. Constitution is the law
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Constitutional LawSame Sex Marriage Obergefell v. Hodges
Provided is an argument against the States of Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee’s position in Obergefell where these states either
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Constitutional LawJustice Thomas and Term Limits
Relative to term limits, I just wanted to add that Justice Thomas’s argument in dissent focusses on the power of
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Constitutional LawTerm Limits 2
I see the merit in term limits in that politicians can and are seemingly more interested in advocating for large
Brian’s Commentary on Term Limits
In answering the question of whether term limits should be allowed, we must consider that the societal landscape has changed
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