Category Archives: Court packing

The Bill of Rights and Constitutional Interpretation

Posted on 25 January 2013 by danmillerinpanama

Part III Part I dealt with guns and the Second Amendment. Part II dealt mainly with the First Amendment. This Part III looks at the origins and purposes of the Bill of Rights and questions the direction in which our … Continue reading →

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An angry President may have ways to tame a disobedient Supreme Court

Posted on 4 April 2012 by danmillerinpanama

None are no good ways and with only one exception none appear to have been attempted.  Still, we do live in very interesting times. On April 2nd, President Obama presented a political diatribe claiming that for the Supreme Court to … Continue reading →

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