Constitutional and Contract Law Archive

The Second Amendment of the US Constitution says: “A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” …

The question as to whether or not  a woman can have an abortion has already been answered. The real question is whether or not abortion should be legal; is abortion murder? Murder is defined as …

ABORTION IS MURDER – WOMEN SHOULD NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO KILL Abortion is a touchy subject shrouded by countless controversial news stories that pop up on a regular basis. Some people are for it, …

Abortion is a tricky and heated issue. Some of the complications surround the issue of life. For example, when does life start? At birth? At the moment the sperm fertilizes the egg? Somewhere in between? …

Britain is in need of radical change. The riots that beseiged Britain between 8/7/11 and 8/14/11 were a manifestation of the evils of creating a dependency state and class society; and Britain’s religious retrogression. This …

A contract is a valid and legal agreement between two or more parties, binding for goods or services to be rendered: Referred to as meeting of the minds.    1 A contract contains provisions for terms and performance (orally or …

The Supreme Court is the highest judicial body in the United States of America. Article III, of the United States Constitution provides that “the judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one …

Those who argue for the illegality of abortion do not take into account the myriad of variables associated with the decision. The issue is by no means black and white and the variables range from the …

The debate about whether abortion is right or wrong has been long and heated. Abortion, the killing of an innocent life; that statement right there should be enough to make anyone cringe. So why do it? …

The Paralympic games in the UK brought about a very interesting contradiction within UK society. The games themselves proved that despite severe handicaps, human beings can achieve phenomenal things in sports. While people all over …

I am pro-life, but I believe there are circumstances where a woman should be allowed a legal therapeutic abortion:To save the life of a pregnant woman.To preserve a woman’s physical and mental health (such as …

All the debate over gun control is just another subject to push back and forth before the public and tear our country apart while doing nothing about other issues. The subject should be right v. …

I find myself in an odd position here, answering ‘no’ to this question. I wholeheartedly believe in the separation of church and state. I do not believe in formal prayers in school or workplace, and …

Introduction: Reading the United States Constitution is really quite simple. Why? Because when it was written by our founding fathers it was made to be read and understood by the common man. It was not …

Technically speaking, the President of the United States can make no laws that have not been passed by Congress. Article II of the US Constitution actually vests “executive power” in the President, which means that …

Tom Monaghan, the founder of popular national chain Domino’s Pizza has joined the growing list of individuals, religious groups, political organizations, and states fighting the onset of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also …

I volunteer with an organization that helps families through emergencies that could otherwise cause financial ruin. I can’t say that we are one hundred percent effective, although I will say what we do does help. …

At least since Federation Australian lawmakers have recognised that there is a need for judicial independence within the separation of powers doctrine. As the final court of appeal and guardian of the Commonwealth Constitution, the …

America is the one true free country in the world.  We are supposed to say what we want as long as it does not contain hate, or hurts another physically. When government tries to stop …

Should the Internet be monitored and taxed by the government? Should we all be monitored out on the streets? Should we have to wake up every morning for government mandated exercise routine? Isn’t big brother …

One of the very greatest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating.  –  Luciano Pavorotti and William Wright in “Pavorotti, My …

The basic answer is no – sort of.  While the Constitution provides no clear-cut authority for the federal government to dictate what we will eat, the Interstate Commerce clause provides the typical back-door.  This clause …

Blue Laws are unconstitutional for the simple reason that they are based upon outdated religious prohibitions that interfere with separation of church and state. There is no reason why businesses cannot enact their own hours …

The Obama administration came up with a government healthcare plan that requires most citizens to maintain minimum health coverage as part of their healthcare overhaul. A federal judge in Virginia ruled that the plan was …

One of the most serious problems of modern society is that few persons have any idea what a “right” is, and why such a thing might be both more and less important than they suppose.  …

The 109th Congress took as one of its favorite causes the issue of tort reform, passing legislation that severely limited an injured party’s right to sue and collect damages, and there is an ongoing debate …

The notion that the woman carrying the child has the right to ultimately decide what happens to the unborn child inside is ludicrous.  Does the woman have a right to privacy and deciding what happens …

A woman should have the right to abortion but she should not practise that right with a few exceptions which endanger the lives of the woman and or the child. A woman should practise prevention. …

The framers of the Constitution believed greatly in Montesquieu’s system of Checks and Balances.  In line with this thought, they also did not provide a great number of powers for the President.  However, during times …

The Constitution means the creation of a general government, stronger than the Articles of Confederation, within the context of a limited representative government. Not trying to be flippant, it means what it says. We should …