The Bill of Rights is constantly in the news, especially for hot-button topics such as gun rights, freedom of religion, and eminent domain. Not every issue has a clear answer, as the clarity of the law often relies in interpretation. An article by Harrison Berry states that Idaho’s House of...

Abstract This paper discusses the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution. It discusses how well the amendment has functioned as intended, and how it affects me. It also discusses the background and influence of the amendment. The fourteenth amendment is one of the most important amendments to the United...

Alexander Hamilton discusses the significance and the design of the judicial branch in the new constitutional order. In particular, Federalist 78 introduces this analysis by commenting on the judiciary as the “least dangerous” branch. The argument is that courts are much less likely to engage in the infringement of “political...

The United states severely needed to replace the Articles of Confederation because of its’ complete disregard for federal government. The Articles of Confederation solely focused on military control to protect Americans from British control and to separate land from the Native Americans. Under the Articles of Confederation, there was no...

The U.S. Federal Justice Department oversees the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act legislation (ADA). This advantage of this important legislation assures the 1964 Civil Rights law provides both the protection of and guarantees all people with disabilities equal opportunities in education, employment, and the other civil liberties afforded every American...