Can President Trump Shoot Jim Comey?
The president is not a king. He took an oath to uphold the Constitution. That includes the rule of law.
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Bill Bradley, Call Your Bookie
The beauty of the Union is that no two states are alike and we can all get ourselves to states where the laws are more to our liking.
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War and the Separation of Powers
The Constitution is clear that only Congress can declare war and only the president can wage it.
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In Defense of the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
Judge Napolitano: “They didn’t write the Second Amendment to protect the right to shoot deer”
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Lying, Spying and Hiding
Everyone in government takes an oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution. How many take it meaningfully and seriously?
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A Conspiracy of Silence Assaults Privacy
Congress and the president chose to ignore our history and the human values underlying the right to privacy.
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Did Donald Trump Change His Mind on Domestic Spying?
“This is the permanent destruction of the right to privacy.”
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They’re Plotting to Cut a Hole in the 4th Amendment, Again
The plan from the Trump administration and Republican leaders in Congress will take an already shredded 4th Amendment and burn it to the ground.
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Can the Feds Prosecute Foreigners if Their Actions Are Legal Where They Are?
This is all about power and the fiction of universal jurisdiction — a fiction the Framers thought they had buried. It needs to be buried again.
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More Dangers Are Coming to the Rule of Law
Judge Nap writes: “The rule of law is the absolute condition for personal liberty in a free society. Without it, we will have the rule of tyrants.”
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Sanctuary Cities and the Rule of Law
“Can local authorities refuse to help the feds enforce federal law? In a word, yes.”
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