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The Legal Case for Federal Land Disposal is Much Stronger than Critics Think

By Rob NatelsonProperty Clause

There are at least three legal bases for concluding that the federal government is obligated to dispose of surplus acreage

August 1, 2015
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Incorporation of the Bill of Rights in the Fourteenth Amendment

By Tenth AmendmentIncorporation Doctrine

Invocation of the Bill of Rights against the States is of fairly recent origin

July 27, 2015
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Constitution 101: Living and Breathing is the Same as Dead

By Mike MaharreyConstitution

“It’s time to kill this idea of a living breathing Constitution before it kills the Constitution.”

July 19, 2015
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Constitutional Issues in the Iran Deal

By Michael D. RamseyCurrent Events Executive Power Foreign Policy Treaty Power

The usual course if an agreement cannot get two-thirds approval in the Senate, there is no agreement.

July 15, 2015
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The Original Meaning of “Legislature” in the Constitution

By Rob NatelsonCourt Cases Places and Manner Clause Times

Under the Constitution – the people of a state can act as the supreme legislative power.

July 14, 2015
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Is the Bill of Rights Just “Legal Fiction”?

By TJ MartinellBill of Rights Constitution

Instead of limiting federal power as originally intended, it has been used to increase federal authority at home and overseas.

July 11, 2015
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Understanding the Ninth Amendment

By James P. Allen9th Amendment

The original purpose of the Ninth Amendment was to limit federal power and preserve local control of “political conventional rights.”

July 6, 2015
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800 Years of the Magna Carta: Traditions Retained in the U.S. Constitution

By Dave BennerConstitution Founding Principles History

The Magna Carta did not guarantee liberty to all free persons, but it did serve as a lasting forerunner to all constitutions since.

June 22, 2015
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What Criminal Laws are Congress Authorized To Make?

By Publius HuldahConstitution

The Constitution grants to Congress only limited powers to make criminal laws. These powers fall into five categories

June 20, 2015
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Resurrecting Constitutional Authority: The National Guard and the States

By P.A. DeaconMilitia

Smatterings of states are pushing back against the deployment of National Guard troops to foreign countries without the proper constitutional authority.

June 5, 2015
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Edward Snowden and the Treason Clause of the Constitution

By TJ MartinellTreason Clause

In light of revelations about the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs, made thanks to Edward Snowden, many politicians, pundits and sections of American society are eager to brand him a traitor to his country.

Bu what does the Constitution have to say?

May 27, 2015
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Rob Natelson

In private life, Rob Natelson is a long-time conservative/free market activist, but professionally he is a constitutional scholar whose meticulous studies of the Constitution's original meaning have been repeatedly cited in U.S. Supreme Court opinions and published or cited by many top law journals (See: www.constitution.i2i.org/about/) He co-authored The Origins of the Necessary and Proper Clause (Cambridge University Press) and The Original Constitution (Tenth Amendment Center). He was a law professor for 25 years and taught constitutional law and related courses. He is the Senior Fellow in Constitutional Jurisprudence at Colorado's Independence Institute.
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  • The Legal Case for Federal Land Disposal is Much Stronger than Critics Think - August 1, 2015
  • The Original Meaning of “Legislature” in the Constitution - July 14, 2015
  • Evidence on the Powers the Constitution Leaves Exclusively to the States - May 19, 2015
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