Constitution

Constitutional education, history, commentary, reform, compliance, and interpretation.

2018/12/02

Where Aren't They?

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Where aren’t they? Enrico Fermi once conducted a thought experiment (gedankenexperiment) in which he found that even with only subli...
2018/11/20

Earth changes?

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The phrase "earth changes" is often used to refer to some kind of disastrous event that will adversely affect much if not most lif...
2018/11/04

Written Constitutions Better

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Written constitutions better For forms of government let fools contest. That which is best administered is best. ~  Alexander Pope ...
2018/09/12

Disparate impact not a measure of disparate treatment

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Are disparate outcomes always the result of discrimination against protected groups? Many on the left claim claim that, but are they factual...
2018/07/10

U.S. Supreme Court: Issues with current contenders

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The four current contenders for the U.S. Supreme Court, including the nominee, Brett Cavanaugh, do present some constitution issues. Unenu...
2018/04/29

Collusion?

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The word “collusion” is much in use today, not because it is a crime (it is not), but because it sounds sinister. It has generally been u...
2017/07/21

May the President pardon himself?

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Article II §2 of the Constitution states that the President  "shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the...
2017/06/10

Russian "interference" in U.S. elections?

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Much is being made about Russian "interference" in the 2016 presidential election, and about possible collusion between Russia and...
2017/05/31

What is "societal discrimination"?

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I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description [hard-core...
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