Supreme Court

I’m not a lawyer, legal expert or have anything other than a superficial level understanding of Israeli constitutional matters. But in today’s world it appears millions can spend days if not weeks protesting based on the flimsy media narratives that Big Tech companies are comfortable propagating when they aren’t flat…

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A case worth looking into. Do anyone really trust our system? Honestly, I don’t know anyone that trust the government, the news or even the Supreme Court. Four Oathbreakers and one traitor broke that last pinnacle of faith in this Democracy. There is a visible crack in our Liberty Bell…

Thinking Citizen Blog — Saturday is Justice, Freedom, Law, and Values Day Today’s Topic: Prioritizing Fundamental Rights and State Interests — Explicitly or Implicitly Is it a form of cowardice to say that quotas are not ok, but taking race into account is? Is it an underhanded way of avoiding…

Most average citizen doesn’t understand the threat. As the idea is that the GOP doesn’t really have to capture the White House. They already hold power in 1/3 of the American Government without winning the election cycles! They BARELY won the House. The popular thinking is that more people vote…

Draft legislation has been introduced by Nevada’s state lawmakers to ensure tribal sovereignty in the wake of last year’s Supreme Court ruling in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta, beginning the state’s legislative session by introducing measures to preserve the inherent treaty rights of Native Americans.