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Constitution
The Government's Bogus Lawsuit Against Buckyballs' Creator Craig Zucker Ends In a Settlement
The Consumer Product Safety Commission's lawsuit against Zucker violated the agency's own rules.
'A Dog Whistle to the Left': Timothy Geithner's New Revelation
Did the Obama administration ask former U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to lie?
A Constitutional Case for Gay Marriage
The Equal Protection Clause demands equal treatment for same-sex couples.
Is This the Supreme Court's Next Big Gun Case?
The Second Amendment protects the right to armed self-defense. Does that include the right to carry guns in public?
NSA Admits to Wrongdoing—What Now?
The Director of National Intelligence lied to a congressional committee about the most massive Fourth Amendment violation in history. Will he be prosecuted?
What if Politicians Think Secrecy Trumps the Constitution?
And what do we do about it?
Probable Cause is Too Hard for the NSA? Too Bad.
The NSA knows it is violating the Fourth Amendment, which expressly forbids general warrants.
White House Knew About CIA's Complaint Against Senate, Did Nothing
CIA accused of spying on intelligence committee computers, accusing staffers of hacking CIA computers
Crimean Secession and the Irrelevance of Ukraine's Constitution
Obama says voting to secede is unconstitutional. So what?
Michael Jordan vs. Free Speech
Circuit court ruling gives fame a First Amendment veto
Coming Soon from SCOTUS: Campaign Finance and Affirmative Action
The high court prepares to issue big rulings on hot-button issues.
Congress Unconscionably Silent on Obama's Constitutional Crimes
The president's willingness to violate the Constitution publicly calls into question his fitness for office.
A Brief History of Obama's Biggest Constitutional Flops
From the Fourth Amendment to religious liberty, the Obama administration has lost big at the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Weighs 'Qualified Immunity' for Cops Who Use Deadly Force to End Car Chases
Aggressive police tactics go on trial at the high court.
Lessons from Kelo, the Eminent Domain Case That Wiped Out a Neighborhood
Revisiting a notorious Supreme Court ruling.
