Rule of Law
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The System Worked in the Cornell Seven Case
Based on the information available to them at the time, the authorities handled the matter in keeping with the facts and the law.
How Should Christians Understand the Death Penalty?
“Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed.”
Cornell 7 Thrown Under the Letitia James Bus
Guilty until proven innocent is the operating standard for New York’s Democrat attorney general in the case of Cornell rape allegations.
Jack Smith Gets Grilled
The former not-so-special prosecutor testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, where he attempted to justify his methods for getting Donald Trump.
The Rule of Law Cannot Be Based Upon ‘Feelings’
The importance of the rule of law is one of the reasons the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy trial continues to create shockwaves.
Turning Jurors Into Targets
The justice system should not come with a public penalty for not picking the “popular” result.
The Difference Between Liberty and License
License does affect other people because it undermines liberty for future generations.
It’s the Legal System That’s Insane
I’m beginning to think that the words “sensitivity” and “compassion” should be stricken from the English language.
Why Liberty Requires Virtue
A people without virtue shouldn’t expect to enjoy the blessings of liberty indefinitely.
The Declaration Promised Liberty. The Constitution Protects It.
Why the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are separate documents, how they work together, and what the Constitution’s purpose actually is.
As AG, Todd Blanche Will Finally Seek Justice for Dems’ Dirty Lawfare
If anyone wants accountability now, it’s Blanche. And he knows where the bodies are buried.
TDS Watch: The ‘Convicted Felon’ Argument
It appears shouting “convicted felon!” isn’t quite the conversation-ending argument Trump’s critics think.
Is the DOJ Probing Trump Accuser Carroll?
E. Jean Carroll, who made a fortune by dubiously accusing Donald Trump of sexual abuse and defamation, could be swept up in an investigation by the Department of Justice.
What Counts as a Civil Right?
Civil rights can be understood in two broad categories: substantive rights and procedural rights. The Founders understood that all rights come from our Creator.
The Supreme Court Should Strike Down the E. Jean Carroll Verdict
It’s time to move past one-sided MeToo injustice.
The Fragile Balance Between Compassion and Civilization
Compassion without order eventually produces chaos. And order without compassion eventually produces cruelty.
Political Revenge Will Destroy America’s Institutions
Democrats and Republicans have fundamentally differed in how they have approached political prosecutions, but there’s a risk with James Comey’s indictment.
A Fraudulent Impeachment
Long-withheld documents reveal just how treacherous the Democrats were in their efforts to impeach Trump for his phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Say Her Name: Sheridan Gorman
Yet another innocent life has been taken by a murderous illegal alien who entered the country under the Biden administration.
Our Democratic Republic — Is It Working?
Neither the current state of our American culture nor the current modus operandi of Congress leaves any room for timely, constructive, apolitical deliberation on controversial issues.