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Opinion
Tort litigation costly to business and consumers
American business is suffering under a torrent of tort litigation. According to one estimate from the U.S. Chamber Institute for…
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Opinion
DoJ Inspector General: Justice Dept Must Address Concerns About Politicization
In a rare act of honest self-examination, the Department of Justice’s Inspector General, Michael Horowitz, issued a ruling stating the…
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Opinion
At This Time in History
The words written by the Apostle Paul 100’s of years ago are so on point for the chaotic times we…
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Science, Technology, and Social Media
What standard for science in court?
As Florida’s top court debates the governing standard for admission of scientific evidence in court, the spotlight has once again…
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Opinion
The Trophy kids strike again!
Let me start by saying, the 1st Amendment is a wonderful thing. It allows us to publicly protest against things…
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Dispensing with the ‘It’s the Law’ Rhetoric
Over the past few months, Progressives and Democrats who favor the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) – both elected and not…
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As We Approach 237
As we approach Independence Day 2013, this might be a good time to take stock on the American experience: where…
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How a Bill REALLY becomes a Law
So you think you know how a bill becomes a law? This is the real process!
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Featured
Absolute Absolutes
A law expresses an absolute and an absolute establishes authority. If there is one thing liberals hate, it is an…
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Opinion
New Year’s Resolution or Grace Revolution?
There is a pretty easy explanation as to why the vast majority of New Year’s resolutions don’t make it past…
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Loughner Deemed “Not Competent To Stand Trial”
You have absolutely GOT to be kidding me! I should have known. We have reached a point in our society…
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