Tag: English Common Law
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Gay Marriage Defiled the Wisdom of The Ages
November 21, 2022 Dear Editor, Bravo, Angela Shanahan, “Gay marriage has given our society little to celebrate,” WEA 19-20/11, for highlighting the diminishing of all-important Western society cornerstone- established precedence: certainly, when it comes to same-sex marriage, along with the financial, verbal, and career/business-threatening bludgeoning into silence of its non-supporters (as is now happening to…
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Precedent of the Magna Carta
March 8, 2022 Dear Editor, The American Bar Association reveres the – best described as man’s interpretation of natural law! – Magna Carta, because the rules of precedent developed by the English common law are based on the principle that to be fair, the law must, as far as possible, be predictable. The development of the…
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Notice Of Intent Sent NJ Re: Sen Ted Cruz Ineligibility
WHAT DID JUDGE MASIN OMIT FROM HIS OPINION LAST WEEK? by Cody Robert Judy, Presidential Candidate, ©2016 (Apr. 19, 2016) — [Editor’s Note: The following letter was sent by email to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and his lieutenant governor, Kim Guadagno, regarding last week’s opinion issued by Administrative Law Judge Jeff Masin that Sen.…
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If You See Something, Say Something
TED CRUZ AND OUR CONSTITUTION by William Heino Sr., ©2016 (Mar. 22, 2016) — In the entire history of the United States, as never before, the meaning of “natural born citizen” is more understood now in defining our Constitution due to changing world events. Outside forces are instrumental in continuing further to the collapse of our…
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Incurable Incapacity
AND THE ROLE OF FEDERAL LAW by Steven L. Craig, ©2014 (Feb. 5, 2014) — This inquiry is an attempt to open the eyes of those who have already opened their ears and heard, opened their minds and learned and wish to pursue the question to its ultimate conclusion under the Constitutional Rule of Law.…
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Birthright Citizenship and Judicial Incompetence
WAS THE CASE OF WONG KIM ARK DECIDED IN ERROR? by Jim Delaney, blogging at Opinerlog (Mar. 26, 2011) — Mindful of the litany of revisionist case law since the Constitution’s ratification, it is clear that stare decisis is a judicial principle fraught with constitutional perils. Why? One corrupted court ruling inevitably leads to another,…