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Could the Supreme Court really strike down the Rwanda Bill? Former Attorney General Sir Geoffrey Cox appears to think so. In a letter to The Telegraph written with other senior barristers, he urges support for the Government’s Safety of Rwanda Bill as currently drafted, arguing that there would be grave risks if it went even further in seeking to sideline the courts. An even tougher Bill, they say, might risk a constitutional showdown with the courts that could sound the death knell of pa...

Jan Bosman says an ideological wolf has been made the shepherd in education

Teachers are citing West Virginia v. Barnette to protect their right not to be compelled to say something they disagree with.

Pandemic and tsunami of new jim crow, i call it jimmy crow legislation all across the nation which would strip away the fundamentals of democracy and whether it can be done on a bipartisan basis, so be it. if it requires the filibuster, so be it. i think we will continue to push to ensure that by whatever means necessary, peacefully, that the changes in the law at the federal level -- congress can stop this. they can stop it in its tracks by regulating time, place and manner of elections as well...

How Trump can remain in office no matter what By December 11, 2020 Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed suit to overturn the election results in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, and hand the presidential election over to Donald Trump. But what if that doesn’t work? What if the corrupt Chief Justice John Roberts figures out a way to kill the legal action or avoid what the facts require? What does Trump do then? Trump and his family and various Republicans have ...