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A federal judge's hilarious attempt to troll the Supreme Court on abortion, in United States v. Handy - Vimarsana News

A federal judge's hilarious attempt to troll the Supreme Court on abortion, in United States v. Handy

A Democratic federal judge suggests that banning abortion violates the 13th Amendment’s prohibition on "involuntary servitude."

Source: vox.com
Federal judge suggests 13th Amendment loophole to Supreme Court's Dobbs abortion ruling - Vimarsana News

Federal judge suggests 13th Amendment loophole to Supreme Court's Dobbs abortion ruling

A federal judge indicated on Monday there could be an unseen constitutional right to abortion tucked away in the 13th Amendment, according to a court order that explored potentially unanswered questions about the Supreme Court's opinion last summer overturning Roe v. Wade.

Congress and the New Administrative State - Vimarsana News

Congress and the New Administrative State

When an agency is freed from certain checks and balances, Congress must take care not to delegate too much power.

America's Trumpiest court lights the writ of habeas corpus on fire in Crawford v. Cain - Vimarsana News

America's Trumpiest court lights the writ of habeas corpus on fire in Crawford v. Cain

The Fifth Circuit’s decision in Crawford v. Cain is a monument to judicial lawlessness.

Source: vox.com
Overview of the Supreme Court's October Term, 2012 | The Heritage Foundation - Vimarsana News

Overview of the Supreme Court's October Term, 2012 | The Heritage Foundation

After the excitement of the concluded Supreme Court term, the next few years promise their fair share of compelling cases, congressional action and lower court decisions can alter the playing field—there could well be some surprises on the horizon.