A Revolution in Thought: The 2015 State of the Nullification Movement Report
This revolution of thought may still seem small at this time, but as the report shows, it grows a little bit every day.
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Nullification in Effect: Oregonians Defy Feds, Spend Millions on Marijuana in First Week of Legal Sales
SALEM, Ore. (Oct. 18, 2015) – In the first week of limited marijuana sales in Oregon, dispensaries sold a staggering $11 million of weed – more than double the numbers from Colorado’s first week – proving state laws legalizing cannabis truly do nullify federal prohibition in practice .
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Status Report: States Can Nullify Federal Gun Control in Practice
There were several important victories in the fight to protect the Second Amendment from federal attack during the 2015 legislative session. This sets the stage for further action to nullify in practice federal infringement on the right to keep and bear arms in 2016.
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Nullification in Effect: Recreational Marijuana Sales Begin Today in Oregon
Every state that opts out erodes federal power and hamstrings its enforcement efforts.
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Three Polls Show Americans Support Nullification in Practice, Even if not in Name
When it comes to real-life state action that defies and undermines federal authority, Americans can and do enthusiastically get on board.
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Jury Nullification: A Final Rampart Against Tyranny
Jury nullification – the ability to acquit someone who violates immoral, unjust or unconstitutional laws – is a vital tool in the defense of liberty. In fact, one might say it is the last line of defense at our disposal within our political and legal system.
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Nullification Through Noncooperation Rests on Rock-Solid Legal Ground
Many supporters of nullification continue to labor under the misconception that it’s always “against the law.”
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Wall Street Journal Calls for State Resistance to New EPA Regulations
This provides yet another indication that the Father of the Constitution’s advice in Federalist #46 – nullification through noncompliance – has gone mainstream.
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What Should States Do When the Federal Government Usurps Power?
Advice From James Madison, Father of the U.S. Constitution.
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Six State Laws to Nullify Federal Actions in Practice Go Into Effect
“These new laws show just how much power states have over their own policies – no matter what the feds want them to do”
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The Peoples’ Nullification: Resistance to the Stamp Act of 1765
Immobilizing the distribution of stamps, supplemented by official protests to Britain, could only be the first step in the peoples’ nullification of the Stamp Act.
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