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SCOTUS delivers victories for Trump, pro-life pregnancy centers

Source: One News Now WASHINGTON (June 26, 2018) – The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld President Donald Trump’s ban on travel from several mostly Muslim countries, rejecting a
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Supreme Court Makes Landmark Decision Regarding Ohio Voter Fraud

Source: The Western Journal | By Scott Kelnhofer VIDEO: https://www.westernjournal.com/supreme-court-makes-landmark-decision-regarding-ohio-voter-fraud/&jwsource=cl In a ruling that could have implications for the November midterm elections, the Supreme Court ruled Monday that Ohio’s method for removing names
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Supreme Court Rules Cops Can Kill Non-Threatening People As Long As They Say They Were Scared

Source: The Free Thought Project | Rachel Blevins The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a police officer who opened fire on a woman from a distance while she stood
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U.S. Supreme Court: GPS Trackers Are a Form of Search and Seizure

Source: The Atlantic When the government places a location monitor on you or your stuff, it could be violating the Fourth Amendment. ROBINSON MEYER If the government puts
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Supreme Court to Debate Warrantless Collection Of Cellphone Records in Huge Fourth Amendment Battle

via: BLACKLISTED NEWS | Source: Activist Post By Derrick Broze In one of the most important Fourth Amendment battles of the digital age, the Supreme Court is preparing to tackle
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Tags: 4th amendment, appeals, FBI, freedom of the press, journalism, Law, personal information, PRIVACY, sources, supreme court, Tracking Cellphones
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Proof Justice Kennedy Is Retiring?

Source: Townhall | Cortney O’Brien One paragraph hiding in an NPR piece has scholars wondering if Justice Anthony Kennedy is looking for a way out of his Supreme Court seat. Rumors
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Twilight of the Courts: The Elusive Search for Justice in the American Police State

via: Lew Rockwell | By John W. Whitehead of The Rutherford Institute “As nightfall does not come at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there is a twilight when everything remains
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TRUMP EO on Aliens – Supreme Court has Ruled on Executive Power of President – So what is the Problem Here.

by Ralph Kermit Winterrowd In 8 U.S.C. § 1182(f), which is an unambiguous codified Statute of the United States that PRECLUDES all judicial actions; and, the term of “aliens” defined as
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Judge Neil Gorsuch: Some Cause for Concern

Source: American Thinker | By: Lawrence D. Pratt and William J. Olson In recent days, news outlets have been reporting that 10th Circuit judge Neil Gorsuch has now risen to
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The Constitution: Can Trump Trump It?

Source: WHTT | By Charles E Carlson We are nearing the end of President Trump’s first week in office. But who has challenged his brash claims that he will build a
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Ginsburg Abandons High Court Neutrality in Calling Out Trump

Source: Bloomberg | By Greg Stohr In calling Republican Donald Trump a “faker,” Ruth Bader Ginsburg thrust herself into presidential politics to an unprecedented degree for a U.S. Supreme Court justice
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Tags: Antonin Scalia, judicial system, Law, legal system, Politics, Presidential Election 2016, Scalia, SCOTUS, supreme court, Trump
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Deadlocked Supreme Court deals big blow to Obama immigration plan

Source: CNN | By Ariane de Vogue and Tal Kopan Visit source for video … Story highlights Supreme Court keeps executive actions on immigration blocked White House sought to sidestep
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Matthews: Garland Would Be Reliable Liberal Vote on Supreme Court

While President Obama’s Supreme Court pick Judge Garland might have a great legal mind, there is little reason to think he would be anything other than a reliable liberal vote; virtually all
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Air Force Officer Challenges Suspicionless Roadblocks

The Newspaper | 3/8/2016 Combat veteran asks US Supreme Court to stop arbitrary detention of motorists at immigration roadblocks. The US Supreme Court will decide next week whether it will hear
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Alabama Supreme Court tells Supreme Court to Take a Hike on Marriage Opinion

Freedom Outpost | TIM BROWN | MARCH 7, 2016 On Friday, the Alabama Supreme Court rejected the US Supreme Court’s marriage opinion and basically told them to take a hike in favor of
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Justice Scalia’s Sordid Simulacrum

On The Contrary | By Michael Hoffman | Monday, February 15, 2016 www.RevisionistHistory.org “I can be on guard against my enemies, but God deliver me from my friends!” ― Charlotte Brontë “Traditional Catholics”
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Donald Trump on who should succeed Antonin Scalia in Supreme Court: Not my sister

NY Daily News | JASON SILVERSTEIN | Sunday, February 14, 2016, 5:30 PM DAVID MOIR/REUTERS Donald Trump said his sister Maryanne Trump Barry (r.) should not be the next Supreme Court justice. Donald Trump
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia dies at age 79

By Erin Edgemon | eedgemon@al.com U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia died on Saturday of apparent natural causes, the San Antonio Express-News first reported. Scalia, 79, died in his sleep while
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How Property Taxes Demonstrate We Are Not Free

The Sons of Liberty Media | STEVE RICHARDS | NOVEMBER 3, 2015 Freedom is being able to say no. I have a friend who recently had the sheriff’s deputies remove him and his
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Tags: allodial title, Constitution, Freedom, government overreach, Homes, Judges, judiciary, land, land owners, Law, property tax, rent, Rights, supreme court, title
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Why The Supreme Court Is Not Supreme

RENSE.COM | By J. Matt Barber | 8-29-15 “Judicial activism occurs when judges write subjective policy preferences into the law rather than apply the law impartially according to its original meaning.” The
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