A federal appeals court has struck down a Montana law forbidding political parties from endorsing candidates in non-partisan judicial elections. […]
Bans on Political Party Endorsements of Judges Held Invalid Read More »
NOTE: The photo shows the author at the sundial in James Madison’s garden at Montpelier, VA. On behalf of the
Did the Founders’ Constitution Permit Federal Tort Reform? Read More »
To justify the huge growth of federal regulations over the last few decades, lawyers and judges frequently cite the Constitution’s
“Necessary and Proper” = “Necessaria et Opportuna” Read More »
The November 6 election outcome has many friends of the Constitution dispirited. As so often before, they hoped that by
From Montana come valuable lessons about campaign finance “reform.” Montana has a long history of adopting restrictive campaign laws. But
The Constitution and One State's "Campaign Finance Reform" Mess Read More »
