Category: Keeping You Informed

With the close of the Supreme Court term on June 30, Americans are reminded that the Constitution is at the core of our nation’s order and is the heart of our freedoms we must fight to keep.

With the close of the Supreme Court term on June 30, Americans are reminded that the Constitution is at the core of our nation’s order and is the heart of our freedoms we must fight to keep.

Independence Day can be summed up as the day America celebrates what makes our nation exceptional — freedom. Proclaiming the annual celebratory tradition should never end

The Star-Spangled Banner is motivational and moving. It’s a connective thread from one American to another and is known to inspire the world over.

The ruling overturned Roe (1973) and Casey (1992) thus concluding the voluntary termination of a pregnancy as not a constitutional right.

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is our nation’s highest court. Its rulings impact our lives as they are considered “the law of the land” and binding on

Woven into the foundational fabric of our nation and recognized by scholars as the core principle of our Constitutional Republic is the priceless right of qualified voters to participate in free and fair elections.

The U.S. Constitution is remarkable. It is a single document, comprised of seven Articles, the Bill of Rights – first 10 amendments – and 17 other amendments, that has stood the test of time for nearly 250 years.

A century of case law by the highest court in the land offers clarity that parents and the welfare of their children are firmly bound together with protections under the Rule of Law on all sides.

On Monday, April 4, 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) issued an opinion in Thompson v. Clark, protecting rights of former criminal defendants to bring civil lawsuits against government officials who violated their Fourth Amendment rights during a prior criminal proceeding(s), in fact, engaged in “malicious prosecution.”