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On 2 February 2022, the German Federal Constitutional Court ("GFCC") published an order dated 18 January 2022 by which it refused to hear the case of eleven constitutional complaints of...

In December of 2021, the NSSF filed a lawsuit against New York AG Letitia James for violations of Constitutional rights, the PLCAA, and due process.

A new study by the brennan center for justice says 2021 was a big year for threats to american democracy. the study finds state lawmakers across the country considered more than 150 bills that would either politicize or diminish the independence of state courts, particularly when it comes to the fairness and security of elections. joining us now, michael walidman, president of the brennan center. good to have you here this mor morning. give us an example if you could. these state laws would dimi...

Matthew D. Mitchell and Jonathan Riches on outlawing favoritism

(Bismarck, ND) -- North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem announced Friday that he won't seek reelection. Stenehjem has served in the position for 21 years. Upon completion of his term in 2022, he will become the longest serving Attorney Geneal in state history. The 68-year-old describes the decision as "difficult". He south the Republican nomination for Governor in

(Bismarck, ND) -- North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem announced Friday that he won't seek reelection. Stenehjem has served in the position for 21 years. Upon completion of his term in 2022, he will become the longest serving Attorney Geneal in state history. The 68-year-old describes the decision as "difficult". He south the Republican nomination for Governor in

Supreme Court Allows Texas Abortion Law to Remain in Effect While Lawsuit Continues Against It

The Supreme Court ruled, 5-4, the Texas Heartbeat Act may remain in effect while abortion providers continue with their lawsuit against it.

Constitutions. we know that 24 states would make abortion illegal because of trigger bans in their state this could have huge implications in the nation. brian: probably not going to get a decision until next summer. thats how long it will take. ainsley: june. steve: to close the loop before we go to the news, just about 15 minutes ago. we queried whether or not what were the names of jesus brother? steve: james, joseph, judas and simon brothers of jesus. ainsley: they were disciples. brian: wai...

She said, i dont think weve had any scientific developments. so these are the same people that want us to follow the science, but, yet, theyre telling us there havent been any scientific developments made in maternal and fetal medicine in the past 50 years. interesting. this case could completely gut row and casey. so, this could turn abortion back over to the states and allow states to enact their state constitutions. we know that 24 states would make abortion illegal because it trigger bans in...