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Posted in Courts, immigration on Jul 28th, 2010
The Clinton appointed judge did not rule on the provisions, but gave an injunction which suspended the controversial provisions of the law while hearings take place. An appeal of the injunction is also likely. A preliminary injunction is given, as I understand it, when there is a substantial likelihood of the petitioner prevailing and you [...]
Posted in Americanism, Courts, Religion on Jul 19th, 2010
America is slipping into a religious apartheid. Jefferson’s wall of separation between church and state has quietly morphed into a separation of church and state, then into a separation of Christianity from public policy and education. It is contrary to the founder’s vision. The founders wanted to protect American religious expression in the public square [...]
Posted in Courts, Supreme Court on Jun 12th, 2010
In the papers that have been released from the Clinton Library, we find that Elena Kagan is a liberal. That is not a surprise, but at least she does not seem to be a radical. It looks like there are few speed bumps to her confirmation. The news is not all bad for conservatives. She [...]
Posted in Comment Rescue, Courts on Jun 3rd, 2010
Tyler Nixon I am bringing Chief Justice Myron Steele onto the Rick Jensen show today from 1-3 on 1150 AM WDEL. We will be discussing numerous topics, but mainly will try to take listener calls/questions. So if you have a burning question to ask Delaware’s top jurist, please join in. WDEL : 302-478-9335 Thanks for [...]
UPDATE: Comments now allowed. The Delaware Public Integrity Commissionhas recently been a stop of Christian Hudson, a Lewes businessman and member of the Sussex County Campaign for Libertychapter. Mr. Hudson has filed a complaint claiming Insurance Commissioner Karen Weldin Stewart of numerous violations of Delaware state law. Part of his decision to do so was pushed by the [...]
Posted in Conservatism, Courts, Crime, Liberty on May 11th, 2010
AG Eric Holder wants legislation to give him more latitude in issuing Miranda warnings for International Terrorism. Will then nearly 50 year battle to reign in the Miranda ruling launched by Senator Strom Thurmond be won by the Obama Justice Department? Wouldn’t an easier solution be to let intelligence officials do their questioning then give [...]
Posted in Courts on Apr 7th, 2010
Back off of Net Neutrality. You don’t have the legal authority to expand your jurisdiction. I think this will be the first in a series of slap downs of the regime in Washington.
Posted in Courts on Apr 6th, 2010
For Immediate Release Contact: Robert Romano April 6th, 2010 Phone: (703) 383-0880 Statement by ALG President Bill Wilson on Goodwin Liu Nomination April 6th, 2010, Fairfax, VA—Americans for Limited Government President Bill Wilson today issued the following statement regarding the failure by Obama nominee to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Goodwin Liu to provide [...]
Posted in Courts, Crime, Liberty, Right to Bear Arms, Second Amendment, Stuff on Mar 30th, 2010
The Maryland Senate passed Senate Bill 411, which is a 411 to criminals that says, for your information, Maryland will no longer allow you to use the civil law suit to persecute people who defend themselves against you. The bill allows anyone attacked in their home to stand their ground and use force to do [...]
Posted in Courts, Liberalism, Looney Left, Socialism on Mar 4th, 2010
Madison would roll over in his grave if he saw President Obama nominate a judge who believes in a Constitutional right to welfare. Goodwin H. Liu was nominated on Feb. 24 for the 9th U.S. Circus Court of Appeals. From the Wahington Times Now, let’s move beyond theory. For what practical purpose was Mr. Liu [...]
Posted in Courts, Delaware Democrats on Jan 17th, 2010
We graciously allowed video taping outside of the chamber. With that the majority tossed someone documenting the hearing on the closed nature of family court.
Posted in Courts on Jan 11th, 2010
There is no doubt the system needs change. The Family Law Commission Public Hearing is scheduled for January 12th, 2010 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the House Chamber of Legislative Hall in Dover, Delaware.
Posted in Courts, Crime, Looney Left, Obama, Stuff on Nov 25th, 2009
This time In San Diego California, the Criminal thugs of ACORN demonstrate just how not to cooperate with a criminal investigation. The response of the San Diego Office of ACORN to a pending visit by Officials of the State Attorney General’s Office was to toss and dump all documents in the hopes of non discovery. [...]
Posted in Courts, Jack Markell on Aug 20th, 2009
Out of the choices available, the Governor has taken the safe path by nominating J. Travis Laster, a Wilmington attorney, to serve as Vice Chancellor on Delaware’s Court of Chancery. The Governor had to choose a Republican by law. The nominating commission gave him a chance to choose a sitting judge with a proven record, [...]
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