J Todd is back in the U.S. with a whale of a show, including rumors of legalized online gambling in America! Also, industry news from the Czech Republic and an internet gaming arrest in Las Vegas!
Duration : 0:8:26
Tag: Constitutional Law
Paul Gewirtz Interviews Justice Breyer
During his recent visit to Yale University, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer sat down to speak with Paul Gewirtz, the Potter Stewart Professor of Constitutional Law at the Yale Law School & Director, The China Law Center.
Among the topics the two discussed are the history of the U.S. Supreme Court and the important role the court plays in our country’s governance.
Duration : 0:23:3
Carl Miller Constitutional Law Part 1
Carl Miller shows how to use your Constitution to defend yourself in court and get your rights protected.
Duration : 0:9:59
The Case Method at IE Law School
Students talk to us about the case method methodology used at IE Law School.
Duration : 0:1:57
Open Carry in California: 12031 Check, More Belligerent Cop
Portrayal of the 12031 check with a “More Belligerent Cop.” This happens with great frequency though not as high as the “Generally Belligerent Cop”
Law, transport, openly carrying, case law, practical considerations, etc.
FAQ HERE!
http://caopencarry.blogspot.com/2009/12/open-carry-faq.html
Duration : 0:3:57
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Net Lawman Delivers Cost Effective Online Legal Services Down Under
After much success in the UK, online legal specialists Net Lawman have expanded their offering to the opposite side of the globe with the launch of Net Lawman Australia, delivering range of national and state specific documents for a fraction of the price found on the high street. With reports suggesting that the average cost […]
Valparaiso University School of Law – Prof. Ivan Bodensteiner
Professor Ivan Bodensteiner of the Valparaiso University School of Law shares his thoughts on Constitutional Law, the Supreme Court and related issues.
Duration : 0:5:17
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A Census every 3 years?
Our Constitution calls for a Census every ten years to determine how many Representatives each State will have, (Article I, Section 3.) Starting with the 2000 census, under the Clinton administration, the Department of Commerce contracted with the American Community Survey to collect data on our population every three years. The ideal is to collect […]
Are Custom Essay Writing Services Legal?
The concern whether it is ethical to use the custom essay writing services or not is one of the major matters of discussion among the college students and academic teachers. Now that I have realized the complexities of the current scenario, I have decided to put this article to talk about the issue of […]
University of Richmond School of Law – The Future of Equality in American Constitutional Law
Governor Tim Kaine speaks at University of Richmond School of Law during Law Alumni Weekend on the topic of “The Future of Equality in American Constitutional Law”
Duration : 1:12:56
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