Ray Buursma: Selective judging can lead to a slippery slope
Let’s face it. Justices, like we, are often wont to decide first and then offer excuses as rationale.
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Let’s face it. Justices, like we, are often wont to decide first and then offer excuses as rationale.
North Carolina should not elect Ted Budd, and it’s not because of his stand on gun violence. | Letters to the Editor
In a democracy, faithless to constitutional guarantees, the majority will take whatever it wants from the minority — including liberty and property.
To the editor: The Supreme Court’s ruling on Roe v. Wade in 1973 was similar to the Supreme Court’s action in 1857 on the Dred Scott ruli
Does it really matter if the instrument curtailing liberty is a monarch or a popularly elected legislature?