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Why Constitutional Commentators Need to Know Latin

Why Constitutional Commentators Need to Know Latin

by Rob Natelson | Jul 5, 2018 | Founding Principles

I haveΒ previously bloggedΒ about the importance of competence in the Latin language as a tool in constitutional interpretation. ThisΒ new article, published by a legal journal, theΒ Federalist Society Review, explains the background in more detail. It ends with the...
Signed into Law: Two California Bills to Protect Privacy Against Warrantless Surveillance

Signed into Law: Two California Bills to Protect Privacy Against Warrantless Surveillance

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 8, 2015 | State Bills, Surveillance

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Oct. 8, 2015) – Today, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law not just one, but two bills putting into place privacy protections among the strongest in the country. The new laws work together to protect privacy from some of the worst spying...
Restrictions on Government Drone Use Now Law in Maine

Restrictions on Government Drone Use Now Law in Maine

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 21, 2015 | Drones, State Bills

AUGUSTA, Maine (July 21, 2015) – A Maine bill that drastically restricts the use of drones by state and local law enforcement, and serves to thwart one aspect of the federal surveillance state, became law earlier this month. Introduced by Rep. Diane Russell...
Nullification in Effect: Oregon Governor Signs Law to Further Implement Marijuana Legalization

Nullification in Effect: Oregon Governor Signs Law to Further Implement Marijuana Legalization

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 8, 2015 | Drug War, State Bills

SALEM, Ore. (July 8, 2015) – On July 1, marijuana officially became legal in Oregon, effectively nullifying federal prohibition in practice in the Beaver State. And even as the new law went into effect, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown signed another bill into law that will...

22 and Counting: North Carolina Governor Signs Right to Try Act, Takes on FDA Restrictions

by Shane Trejo | Jul 6, 2015 | FDA, State Bills

RALEIGH, N.C. (July 6, 2015) – Last week, Gov. Pat McCrory signed a measure into law effectively nullifying in practice some Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rules that prevent terminally ill patients from accessing experimental treatments. Introduced by State...
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