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The research examined the judicial selection process in 42 countries that were included in a study published in 2019 by the Kohelet Policy Forum, which included all OECD member states at the time, along with other leading democratic countries.

An excerpt from The Heritage Guide to the Constitution A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. (Amendment II)

Oral arguments were heard at the Indiana Supreme Court Wednesday with nothing less than the bodily autonomy of 6.8 million Hoosiers — especially women and girls — on the line.

Oral arguments were heard at the Indiana Supreme Court Wednesday with nothing less than the bodily autonomy of 6.8 million Hoosiers — especially women and girls — on the line.

Jessica Rizzo (University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School - Student/Alumni/Adjunct) has posted Towards a Dramaturgical Theory of Constitutional Interpretation (Seattle University Law Review, Vol. 45, No. 4, 2023) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Like legal texts, dramatic texts have...

The Indiana Supreme Court is slated to hear oral arguments in the case at 8 a.m. Region time Jan. 19.

CAMPAIGN REFORM: Political aspirants convicted of bribery or trafficking of drugs or firearms would be barred from nomination, while parties could face steep finesBy Jake Chung / Staff writer, with CNA

If there is any question about government power, your rights should always get the benefit of the doubt. Not the federal government.

In other words, if there is any doubt about whether the federal government should do something, the answer should always be no. The rights of the people should always trump the powers of the federal government.

The little Michigan school has big clout with the Republican Party — and boasts about its ‘alumni pipeline to the Supreme Court’