Constitution

Utah Supreme Court rules strip club tax constitutional; escort tax isn't

The Utah Supreme Court has ruled that a state tax imposed on strip clubs is constitutional. In a ruling issued Friday, Associate Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant wrote that the state's Sexually Explicit Business and Escort...

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All eyes on ROS

When there is a dispute on whether or not a party constitution has been breached, the Registrar of Societies gets dragged into the fray. Just what is the role of the body and should it have the final say on such matters?

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Indiana legislature faces key issues

INDIANAPOLIS — Conventional political wisdom says that when lawmakers return to the Statehouse in January, their focus will be on the upcoming election and so nothing significant or controversial is likely to be debated.

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Contempt for the Constitution

At Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Oct. 29th press conference, a CNS News reporter asked, “Madam Speaker, where specifically does the Constitution grant Congress the authority to enact an individual health insurance mandate?”

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The “Father of the Constitution” Answers Roland Burris

Roland Burris, the Dhimmicrappic Senator from Illinois who apparently got his ConLaw knowledge from the same poisoned Marxist faux Crackerjack box as The 0! said this about the ObUmascare push to nationalize health insurance,...

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Keyes: Allowing states to make abortion decision not an option

Allowing states to decide the legality of abortion is not an option for the pro-life movement, Dr. Alan Keyes told a crowd of more than 100 who attended a Madison County Right to Life rally Thursday evening at Church on the Rock.

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[news] Venezuelan National Assembly Approves Indigenous Artisans Law

Mérida, November 20 th 2009 (Venezuelanalysis.com) -- The Venezuelan National Assembly passed a new law on Thursday to preserve, promote, and strengthen indigenous artisanship through legal recognition, the creation of...

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Lawmakers discuss tax caps, welfare privatization

Voters will likely have a chance next year to decide if they want the Indiana constitution to place limits on the collection of property taxes. That was the forecast given by several state lawmakers who spoke at a “Meet Your...

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Islam is not compatible with a republic

Islam is a totalitarian political ideology feigning as a religion; indeed, Islam is anti-religion. It has no belief in a God of love, but in Allah, the pagan moon god that predates the prophet Muhammad and the Quran. Islam has...

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Archbishop of Canterbury tells Pope that Catholic row left him feeling 'awkward'

The Archbishop of Canterbury has told Pope Benedict XVI that he was put in an "awkward position" by what was wrongly seen as a "dawn raid on the Anglican Communion" by the Roman Catholic Church. By Jonathan Wynne-Jones in Rome...

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