constitutional rights

Jennifer Peebles may take evasive act

This is the best explanation of the Supreme Court’s most recent power grab, that I have read so far. What those five Justices did was despicable. The idea of granting constitutional rights to foreign Al Qaeda terrorists, not only violates Constitutional precedent, but worse, it violates common sense.
Imagine if the thousands of German soldiers kept [...]

Two words.

New Orleans.

Fortunately, the Supreme Court's decision to allow foreign terrorists held as prisoners at Guantanamo Bay be granted constitutional rights has even drawn the criticism of pro-amnesty John McCain.

From World Net Daily:

Two children who attended a private Christian school in Wisconsin were illegally strip-searched and had their constitutional rights violated by a state social worker, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled Monday.

Catherine McTamaney weighs in on the Metro Council’s famous nose-thumbing of the United States Justice Department:

This post is the result of my observations over the last month.

I was reading this story from AP, and I had a negative reaction to reading that saying a racist word is a crime in Brazil.

In the AP story, a soccer player called a referee a monkey, and he was handcuffed and taken to jail.

Wow, to think that this school doesn't even have a basic understanding of Constitutional rights, just makes me even more concerned about our public education system:

Barack Obama’s comments at the end of last week epitomize, in a large way, the difference between the conservative mindset and that the liberal movement. In case you missed his behind-closed-doors observation, in speaking about blue collar, rural voters