March 30, 2006
Speaker: Professor Alan E. Brownstein, University of California, Davis School of Law
Presented by: Center for Professional Ethics
Summary: William A. Brahms Lecture on Law and Religion
• Constitutional law does not take free exercise rights seriously. Creating a more complex free exercise jurisprudence
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Taking Free Exercise Rights Seriously
Posted On July 5th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: Alan, Brownstein, case, church, CONSTITUTION, Constitutional, exercise, Free, law, religion, reserve, rights, school, state, University, western .
March 30, 2006
Speaker: Professor Alan E. Brownstein, University of California, Davis School of Law
Presented by: Center for Professional Ethics
Summary: William A. Brahms Lecture on Law and Religion
• Constitutional law does not take free exercise rights seriously. Creating a more complex free exercise jurisprudence
• How do we balance religious exercise against ... Read More
(part 3 of 3) David H. Souter on American values and Constitutional law
Posted On June 24th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: CONSTITUTION, Harvard, law, speeches .
The 2010 Harvard commencement address by the Honorable David H. Souter. (part 3 of 3)Duration : 0:9:54
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Abolish Religious Exemptions from the Law? (Part 2)
Posted On June 1st 2010 By admin. Under Case Law Tags: 1st, Abortion, adoption, agnostic, amendment, association, atheist, baptist, birth, Catholic, Christianity, church, conservative, CONSTITUTION, contraception, control, discrimination, doctrine, dogma, equality, establishment, exception, exemption, exercise, Free, freedom, gay, islam, Judaism, Justice, law, legal, lesbian, liberal, LIBERTARIAN, liberty, marriage, morality, private, public, religion, right, same-sex, Scalia, separation, skeptic, state, tax, theist, Title, VII, yt:stretch=16:9 .
In the United States and other countries, religious institutions have traditionally enjoyed a privileged position, i.e., they have been granted exemptions from compliance with certain laws (including, without limitation, laws against discrimination in employment and laws requiring the payment of taxes). Is it appropriate or even useful for religion ... Read More
Abolish Religious Exemptions from the Law? (Part 1)
Posted On May 24th 2010 By admin. Under Case Law Tags: 1st, agnostic, amendment, association, atheist, Catholic, Christianity, church, conservative, CONSTITUTION, court, discrimination, doctrine, dogma, equality, establishment, exception, exemption, exercise, Free, freedom, gay, islam, Judaism, Justice, law, legal, lesbian, liberal, liberatarian, liberty, marriage, Minister, morality, pastor, priest, private, public, religion, rights, same-sex, separation, skeptic, state, tax, theist, Title, VII, yt:stretch=16:9 .
In the United States and other countries, religious institutions have traditionally enjoyed a privileged position, i.e., they have been granted exemptions from compliance with certain laws (including, without limitation, laws against discrimination in employment and laws requiring the payment of taxes). Is it appropriate or even useful for religion ... Read More
Trend Pushes Us into Horrors, Omitting International Law is Dangerous
Posted On May 21st 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: Analysis, attack, bomb, bombing, civilized, Commentary, CONSTITUTION, Crime, defense, International, Iran, Israel, law, nuclear, progress, rule, sites, Society, think, thinkprogress, US, War .
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Before I make the follow-up video to the 9/11 Tiles for America Memorial video, I have to comment on a trend that pushes us closer to having to build more memorials to future victims of horrors which we have an obligation to prevent. The trend of ignoring the rule of ... Read More
Attorney General Tom Corbet 4/17/10 only politician does not understand that the constitution is supreme law of the landDuration : 0:9:18
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Attorney General Tom Corbet 4/17/10 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on case law and the Constitution 1of 5
Posted On May 9th 2010 By admin. Under Case Law Tags: 4/17/10, and, Attorney, case, CONSTITUTION, Corbet, general, law, of, on, Paul, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, politician, Pt, Ron, The, tom .
Attorney General Tom Corbet 4/17/10 only politician does not understand that the constitution is supreme law of the landDuration : 0:8:27
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Fox News Misrepresents Treason?
Posted On May 9th 2010 By admin. Under Legal News Tags: Andrew, Beck, bias, Bill, bomb, brian, carlson, charged, CONSTITUTION, Crime, faisal, federal, Fox, friends, Glenn, gretchen, johnson, Jr., kilmeade, law, liberal, liberalviewer, miranda, Napolitano, news, Peter, rights, shahzad, square, suspect, TERROR, Times, treason, US, viewer .
20+ MORE examples of Fox News Biased Video Editing at http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=814374ED833C9047
100+ MORE examples of Fox News Bias at http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=A3BD2524FE99BD4D
Whether it's misrepresenting the law of treason or the applicability of Miranda warnings, Fox News contributors on "Fox and Friends" this week spent a lot of time making a false legal distinction ... Read More