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Just as one cannot burn down someone's house to make a political point and then seek refuge in the First Amendment, those who hate cannot terrorize and intimidate to make their point
Outside View: Deja vu all over again? Apr 14, 2003
By guarding against encroachments by the federal government on fundamental aspects of state sovereignty, such as sovereign immunity, we strive to maintain the balance of power embodied in our Constitution and thus to 'reduce the risk of tyranny and abuse from either front,
Court divides again on federalism May 28, 2002
I cannot agree that the EEOC may do on behalf of an employee that which an employee has agreed not to do for himself
Court rules for EEOC, employees Jan 15, 2002
Congress may not abridge the 'right to anonymous speech' based on the 'simple interest in providing voters with additional relevant information.
Under the U.S. Supreme Court: Corporate political funds may be unmasked Sep 04, 2011