Supreme Court Weighs Review of San Francisco Gun Control Scheme
Trigger lock requirement runs counter to District of Columbia v. Heller.
Tag: Constitution
House Passes 20-Week Abortion Limits
Bill passes 242-184.
Feds Spent Two Years Deciphering Lyrics to ‘Louie Louie,’ Failed to Realize Copyright Office Already Had Them
Your tax dollars hard at work.
Will Congress Grow a Pair in Time to Dismantle Tyranny?
Or will lawmakers reauthorize PATRIOT Act?
Will You Obey Your Oath or Orders?
Unconstitutional gun grabs have already happened before!
‘We the People’ Need to Circle the Wagons: The Government Is on the Warpath
How many Americans have actually bothered to read the Constitution?
Poll: Voters Worry Military Exercises May Lead to Federal Control Of States
45% of voters are concerned that the government will use U.S. military training operations to impose greater control over some states.
Are Blueprints For 3D-Printed Guns Protected Speech?
Cody Wilson is arguing that the blueprints are constitutionally protected free speech.
Roadside checkpoints raise thorny questions
Agents have broad discretion to pull over people for a secondary inspection.
Oregon Governor Signs Bill Requiring Background Check on Nearly All Gun Buyers
Governor says it’s a “common-sense approach” that doesn’t “[interfere] with the lawful right of citizens to bear arms.”
TPP Trade Deal: Congress Giving Away Its Authority
TPP means Congress surrendering to ‘global busybodies.’
CIA Whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling Sentenced to 42 Months in Prison
Agent sentenced for giving data to James Risen.
No rules of the road — Sovereign citizens concern law enforcement
“They are dangerous people and they believe that they’re smarter than you are.”
Court: Border search of businessman’s laptop ‘unreasonable’
Victories against the surveillance state increase.
San Francisco bans smokeless tobacco at sporting venues
Both players and fans must abide by new rule starting next year.