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Asset Forfeiture is Theft: Another Supreme Court Fail

Asset Forfeiture is Theft: Another Supreme Court Fail

by Michael Boldin | Feb 14, 2024 | 8th Amendment, Asset Forfeiture, Audio/Video, Court Cases, Incorporation Doctrine, Path to Liberty

Many people believe the Supreme Court “ended asset forfeiture” with its 2019 opinion in Timbs v. Indiana. That’s not only false, but by trying to expand federal power to stop asset forfeiture in the states, they might have made things even worse in the long run. Path...
Today in History: Work Begins on Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776

Today in History: Work Begins on Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 15, 2022 | American Revolution, History

On this date in 1776, work began on Pennsylvania’s first constitution. Adopted two months later, the constitution has been described as “the most democratic in America” in its time. As was the case with the drafting of many of the early state...
Today in History: Vermont Abolishes Adult Slavery

Today in History: Vermont Abolishes Adult Slavery

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 8, 2022 | American Revolution, History

On this date in 1777, Vermont banned adult slavery with the approval of its constitution. Vermont was not one of the original colonies. The area was originally known as the New Hampshire Grants and was claimed by both the colonies of New Hampshire and New York. This...
State and Federal Constitutions: Understanding the Difference

State and Federal Constitutions: Understanding the Difference

by Michael Boldin | Nov 18, 2020 | Audio/Video, Constitution, Founding Principles, Path to Liberty, State Ratifying Conventions

James Wilson, Patrick Henry, Charles Pinckney, James Iredell and others explained the main difference between state constitutions and the Constitution for the United States. It’s no small legal technicality, either. Path to Liberty: November 18, 2020...
“Progressives” Challenging U.S. Constitution’s Adoption Should Look In Their Own Backyard

“Progressives” Challenging U.S. Constitution’s Adoption Should Look In Their Own Backyard

by Rob Natelson | Sep 25, 2018 | Constitution

“Progressives” challenging the legitimacy of the Constitution’s adoption might want to avoid looking too closely at the adoption of constitutional changes they favor. There has long been dispute over whether several of the Constitution’s “liberalizing” amendments were...
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