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Joe Biden judicial nominee Kato Crews stumbled during his Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday, not knowing one of the most basic constitutional protections for citizens accused of crimes by their government, confusing it with Second Amendment rights, about which he likewise seemed confused.

While the U.S. Supreme Court has deemed it acceptable for authorities to detain immigrants facing deportation for a "brief period," a federal judge ruled on Monday that a womans 14-month detention in Aurora without a bond hearing violated her constitutional right to due process.

Joe Biden judicial nominee Kato Crews stumbled during his Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday, not knowing one of the most basic constitutional protections for citizens accused of crimes by their government, confusing it with Second Amendment rights, about which he likewise seemed confused.

State and federal law may impose criminal consequences for officials who use their positions to refuse to certify lawful election results.

Columnist Erik Thueson said that maybe some of Montanans' opposition to legislative topics may stem from upholding a constitutional principle more than a political position.

Delaware has maintained 60-year grip on funding source of abandoned and unclaimed property. Delaware’s recent loss at Supreme Court when Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Arkansas defeated Delaware’s claim to certain prepaid money transmission instruments after deemed abandoned.

Delaware has maintained a nearly 60-year death-grip on its lucrative funding source of abandoned and unclaimed property. Another finger on that grip…

Delaware has maintained a nearly 60-year death-grip on its lucrative funding source of abandoned and unclaimed property. Another finger on that grip was loosened by Delaware’s recent...

A tip of the hat to the Firearms Policy Coalition’s invaluable Rob Romano for finding this little legislative nugget from Massachusetts, which manages to infringe on both the First and Second Am...

A conservative legal group is suing to overturn a D.C. law that allows noncitizens to vote in municipal elections, claiming the legislation is unconstitutional.