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National Law Journal on reviving privileges or immunities
Article by Timothy Sandefur, here.
Comments
Every decision so far re: the 14th has been wrong. Just because a court is dishonest, even the supreme court, does not compel any citizen to honor their decision. Now, we know that to proceed in your life and livelihood as though these dishonest decisions did not exist is to place one's self at a great danger.
That is what the second amendment was put in place to correct. It is truly an abomination in a supposedly civilized society that more public officials are not publically hanged.
Posted by: straightarrow at February 26, 2010 07:33 PM
publicly, I really do know how to spell it.
Posted by: straightarrow at February 26, 2010 07:34 PM
When the Heller case was decided, I thought it was a landmark decision.
It's good to see that a simple gun rights case may have a larger effect.
Here's hoping (raises glass) that the Supreme Court will start paying attention to those other neglected amendments.
Posted by: Anonymous at February 27, 2010 01:17 AM
In effect the SCOTUS found the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment Unconstitutional?????
How convenient.
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Posted by: W W Woodward at February 27, 2010 06:45 PM
