I’ll Tell You What…

There’s nothing like intimidating people to get your way. Some bosses employ that technique to get employees to do their biding. Couples do that to each other as well as brothers and sisters. It doesn’t matter who intimidates who because the root is always founded in selfishness.
La Shawn Barber pointed out one […]

I received this today from the American Center for Law and Justice. This is really a sad attempt to discredit Supreme nominee, John G. Roberts, Jr.

Should activist groups be allowed to fabricate complete deceptions - and broadcast them across America - in order to try to derail the nomination of John G. Roberts, Jr., […]

From the ACLJ:
June 6
The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), which specializes in constitutional law, today demanded that a community college in California reverse a low grade given to a student who was punished for including a reference to God in a paper written for an English class.
“It is absolutely unbelievable that a […]

From an email I received from the ACLJ:
American Center for Law and Justice
THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2005
He was not acting combative or shouting obscenities.
He had not hurt anyone or caused any disturbance.
And yet Daniel Heenan, a college student from northern Virginia, was attacked and wrestled to the ground by a security guard outside of a Washington, […]

I just wanted to post some of the results of the hard work of the ACLJ. The ACLJ is an organization that fights to protect the US Constitution, protect religious liberties, protect life and protect the religious rights of Americans.

Stop Judicial Tyranny has a list of five amendments that would prevent “federal courts from adjudicating matters involving acknowledgment of God in the public square — matters, it is worth adding, not outlawed by the Constitution.“

Gov. Mitt Romney tells state workers they’ll have to resign if they won’t abide by the law.

The American Center for Law and Justice, an international public interest law firm, said today’s decision by the U.S. Supreme Court not to take an equal access case out of Arizona reinforces the constitutional protections afforded to religious speech…

There’s a really good article about Novell’s release of lawyer correspondence between their lawyers and SCO’s lawyers at the Australian newspaper The Age.
SCO claims that when they purchased UNIX and UnixWare technology from Novell, all copyrights were transferred to SCO but the release of the lawyer correspodence cast a lot of doubt on SCO’s assertion.
It’s […]

Over at the American Center for Law and Justice, they have posted the oral arguments for the Locke v. Davey case. The link requires Adobe Acrobat since it is a PDF file.

It is very interesting to read.