Reading The 2nd Amendment: What Was Intended By Paul W. Richardson The debate continues over what is either one of the poorest, or most plainly written sentences in the framework of American governance; the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution. The sentence is composed of 4 clauses, punctuated by 3 commas…

Involuntary Parental Servitude Is Slavery to A Fetus By Paul W. Richardson Perhaps the best way to determine whether fetal personhood is a constitutional rationale for prohibiting abortion, is to accept the proposition, and then determine whether or not this leads to any constitutional inconsistencies. If just one inconsistent condition…

By Paul W. Richardson Upon the 10-year expiration of the assault weapons ban of 1994, passed by Bill Clinton and the Democrats, a heavily Republican dominated Congress led by president George W. Bush, responding to rich campaign financing by the gun lobby, passed into law the Protection of Lawful Commerce…

Unpacking the Supreme Court: How an Expanded 9 By 15 Bench Will Take Politics Out OF Justice IN America By Paul W. Richardson Presidential APPOIMTMENTS OF JUSTICES TO THE Supreme Court HAVE INCREASINGLY BECOME A MATTER OF PARTISAN politics. Over the past 40 years, Republican presidents have appointed 10 of…