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Tag Archives: Supreme Court
Guns/Crime Roundup for January 30, 2014
Time for another roundup of gun news, with a nice savory side-dish of criminal stupidity: Dick Metcalf is like a guy who converted to Islam, then wonders why he can’t be a Catholic bishop anymore. Could Abramski vs. United States … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Guns, Supreme Court
Tagged Abramski vs. United States, BATFE, Crime, Dick Metcalf, Florida, Guns, Illinois, Oklahoma, Supreme Court
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Supreme Court Voting Rights Act Decision Texas Fallout
We’re already seeing some fallout from the Supreme Court’s Shelby County vs. Holder decision (the complete text of which is now online). According to Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, the Voter ID law will take effect immediately. “With today’s decision, … Continue reading
Supreme Court Limits Preclearance Provision of Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court today limited use of the “preclearence” requirements of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Hopefully I’ll have more details when the actual text of the decision is up later today. I also wonder if Texas might re-institute … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Redistricting, Supreme Court, Texas, Voting Rights Act
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LinkSwarm for June 18, 2013
Too much going on, so here’s a LinkSwarm to start your day: Why the IRS scandal is worse than the others. Snowden: Obama made all NSA abuses worse. Well, making things worse is Obama’s magic touch… The NSA confirms it … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Al Gore, amnesty, Border Controls, Eric Snowden, Guns, Houston, Illegal Aliens, IRS, Jerrold Nadler, Jihad, Maureen Dowd, NSA, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, robots, SooperMexican, Supreme Court, Turkey
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Ted Cruz Sides with the Dissent in Maryland vs. King
Ted Cruz sides with the dissent in the recently decided Maryland vs. King DNA gathering case: All of us should be alarmed by this significant step towards government as Big Brother. The excessive concentration of power in government is always … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Crime, Fourth Amendment, Maryland vs. King, Supreme Court, Ted Cruz
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The Actual Text of the Maryland vs. King Decision
Actual text of the Supreme Court’s Maryland vs. King “police can take DNA samples” decision can be found here in PDF form. Still haven’t read it yet.
Supreme Court: All Your DNA Are Belong To Us
In a 5-4 decision on Maryland vs. King, the Supreme Court ruled that the government can indeed take your DNA sample upon arrest. It was also a decision that split across the court’s usual ideological lines: “Kennedy wrote the decision, … Continue reading
ObamaCare Ruling May Hasten Demise of Blue State Model
One effect of the ObamaCare ruling is that states can safely reject ObamCare’s Medicaid expansion without losing access to all Medicaid funds. It appears that Texas, wisely, will be doing just that, as will Florida. Hopefully all this won’t matter, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, ObamaCare, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Budget, Florida, Medicaid, ObamaCare, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
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TPPF Conference Call on the ObamaCare Decision
Just got off a Texas Public Policy Foundation conference call with Chuck DeVore and Arlene Wohlgemuth on the effects of the Supreme Court ObamaCare decision. Just in case you hadn’t read anything on the Internet today, that ruling was 5-4 … Continue reading