We will need to face the likely reality that a constitutional amendment — the surest method for reversing the harm to our democracy wreaked by the Citizens United decision (one year old this week) — will not pass due to obstruction from the political party benefiting from unlimited corporate contributions. So, how do we go about e
Special thanks to the wonderful legal blog, “Concurring Opinions.” As promised in my initial blog postings, I will occasionally post an article that discusses political economics, a passion of mine since my college days. The article, below, discusses the trend of our Government to favoring the further consolidation of wealth
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/01/group-demands-doj-probe-citizens-united/ That’s the headline. Am I completely surprised by these allegations? Sadly, no. And there is unquestionably serious concern over the power being wielded in politics by the Koch Brothers. The Citizens United decision was a tragedy for our politi
This is what I have been preaching about in my classes for the past eight years. For those unaware, since 2003, I have taught (at night) two different courses in Constitutional Law at the University of Central Florida. This semester, I also started teaching a course in Judicial Processes. We simply are failing in teaching students
A great individual passed away yesterday. Sargent Shriver, too often in life — and now death — mentioned simply for his marital affiliation with the Kennedy family and as Mr. Schwarzenegger’s father-in-law, led a virtuous and meaningful existence, spearheading the Peace Corps, LBJ’s War on Poverty, and the Special Olym
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