Article I

What Criminal Laws are Congress Authorized by the Constitution to Make?

by Michael Boldin | Jul 8, 2020 | Article I, Audio/Video, Congress, Constitution, Path to Liberty

Federalist supporters of the constitution repeatedly assured ratifiers that criminal law – outside a few exceptions – would be exclusively a state concern. In fact, there are just 5 categories where congress has been delegated a power to create criminal...

Mail-in voting and the Constitutions

by Publius Huldah | May 28, 2020 | Elections, Section 4

1. As to elections for LOCAL & STATE offices (where no federal elections are on the ballot): What does your STATE CONSTITUTION say? Does it prescribe any particular “manner” of voting? “Manner of voting” refers to a requirement of personal presence at the place of...

Can the President Be Indicted?

by Michael D. Ramsey | Dec 26, 2018 | Article I, Impeachment, Section 3

Following up on Andrew Hyman’s post on indicting a sitting President, here are point/counterpoint posts from Laurence Tribe (Presidents can be indicted before impeachment) and Philip Bobbitt (Presidents cannot be indicted before impeachment). Tribe: The...

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