Louisiana v. Callais, Gerrymandering and Modern Election Tampering
By Douglas V. Gibbs In 1812 the term “Gerrymander” originated when Massachusetts Governor Elbridge Gerry approved a redistricting plan to...
Unconstitutional Dual-Citizenship
A reader asked: I would like to have information on where to find in the constitution that dual citizenship is...
Birthright Citizenship Reaches the U.S. Supreme Court
By Douglas V. Gibbs President Donald Trump sat in for a little over an hour as U.S. Supreme Court justices...
Mike Lee’s National Constitutional Carry Bill Challenges Tenth Amendment
By Douglas V. Gibbs Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) has decided to push a countrywide constitutional carry firearms bill which would...
Supreme Court: Bans on Transgender Athletes in Women’s Sports
By Douglas V. Gibbs Little v. Hecox, a case pitting a transgender Boise State University student against an Idaho law...
Pending Birthright Citizenship Supreme Court Case and the Constitution
By Douglas V. Gibbs There are five cases (Birthright Citizenship, National Emergency Tariffs, Firing Independent Agency Heads, Bans on Transgender...
California’s Gerrymander faces Constitutional Scrutiny
By Douglas V. Gibbs Proposition 50 passed in California. The reason for the vote was that California’s state constitution disallows...
Tuesday Rumble Online Constitution Class: 14th Amendment Concluded
Tuesday Online Constitution Class 3:30 PM PacificOnlineConstitutionClass Online Mr. Constitution Class www.mr-constitution.com Download today’s handout — Today: 14th Amendment, Sections 3-5, and...
Tuesday Online Constitution Class
Tuesday Online Constitution Class3:30 PM Pacific Online Constitution Class Online Mr. Constitution Class www.mr-constitution.com Today: 14th Amendment. Get the handout...
Redistricting, Equal Protection, and the Constitution
By Douglas V. Gibbs The United States Supreme Court has heard opening arguments for the Louisiana v. Callais case, a...