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Why Your Representatives are Not Representing You

by Alec Scheer | May 22, 2013 | Commentary, Government, Tenthers

In the time I have spent in the field of public policy, I’ve noticed people  like to post on social media platforms, talk about, or blog about how their representatives do not represent them, or do not wish to hear their concerns and suggestions. It also seems...

Liberty Preservation: A Defense Against NDAA “Indefinite Detention”

by Alec Scheer | May 18, 2013 | Nullification, Tenthers

On May 15, 2013, I served as Assemblyman Tim Donnelly’s witness for his bill A.B. 351,  the Liberty Preservation Act. A.B. 351 would, if signed into law by California Governor Jerry Brown (D), establish a non-compliance framework with regard to Sections 1021 and...

North Carolina Introduces Bill to Regulate Usage of Drones

by Alec Scheer | Mar 25, 2013 | Constitution, News, Nullification

The Preserving Privacy Act of 2013, introduced into the North Carolina General Assembly by Representative Setzer, regulates the usage of drones strictly for the purpose of conducting warranted searches. The introduction of this bill is rather timely in light of the...

Maine Bill would nullify indefinite detention under the NDAA

by Alec Scheer | Mar 19, 2013 | Constitution, Nullification

The nationwide fight to nullify the indefinite detention provisions (Sections 1021 and 1022) of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 carries on as localities, counties, and states introduce and pass resolutions against the detention powers the...
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