350 Podcast Episodes!
Aside from the thousands of informative & empowering videos we have shared with you in the last 6 years, we now have over 350 Podcast Episodes published! Cheers to another 350 episodes to empower citizens to #RestoreFreedom !!!
Aside from the thousands of informative & empowering videos we have shared with you in the last 6 years, we now have over 350 Podcast Episodes published! Cheers to another 350 episodes to empower citizens to #RestoreFreedom !!!
Watch 98 Most Common General Legal Terms Defined! Part 10 S5E57 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2BapliJ088
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? Missouri’s Constitution specifically acknowledges Almighty God and the Supreme Ruler. It’s undeniable what the people of Missouri meant when they said in their state constitution Preamble: We, the people of Missouri, with profound reverence for the Supreme Ruler of the Universe, and grateful for His goodness, do establish this Constitution for the better government of the state.
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
Watch 98 Most Common General Legal Terms Defined! Part 9 S5E56 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvpmJD9HUaY
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
#StateConstitutionSaturday 💪❤️🤍💙⭐ This week’s state constitution is Missouri’s: https://www.sos.mo.gov/CMSImages/Publications/CurrentMissouriConstitution.pdf?v=202212
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
There’s a really important bill pending in your state’s legislature. You want to have your voice heard on it. But how? Most state legislatures DON’T allow public comment when the legislature meets to vote on bills. Rather, they allow public comment time during committee hearings, as the bills move through the various committees BEFORE it’s voted on by the legislature as a whole. Bills are generally assigned to 3 different committees, with each having their own public hearings where public comment time is held. Check out your state legislature’s committee hearings schedule & info. Michigan’s is at https://www.legislature.mi.gov/Committees/Meetings. Florida’s House is at https://www.flhouse.gov/Sections/Committees/committees.aspx & the FL Senate is at https://www.flsenate.gov/Committees #FreedomFightingTool #BeInformed
Watch 98 Most Common General Legal Terms Defined! Part 8 S5E55 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1v_q-N77cY
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
In Seminole Tribe of FL v Florida (1996), SCOTUS reiterated that despite the text of the 11th Amdt NOT prohibiting citizens from suing their own states, that’s what was “meant.” The 11th Amdt says federal courts have no power to hear cases “prosecuted against one of the United States by Citizens of another State, or by Citizens or Subjects of any Foreign State.” But SCOTUS held “We have understood the 11th Amendment to stand NOT SO MUCH FOR WHAT IT SAYS but for the presupposition… which it confirms.” Meaning that ” each state is a sovereign entity in our federal system” and it’s “inherent in the nature of sovereignty not to be amenable to the suit of an individual without its consent.” As the dissent pointed out, “we have two 11th amendments, the one ratified in 1795, the other invented by the Court nearly a century later in Hans v Louisiana.” Sovereignty originates in We The People, not the government. SCOTUS just needs to stop “interpreting” the plain words of the Constitution.
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
Some toxins to watch out for are in our food & others in our personal care products. Benzene is found in our personal care products. In fact, Benzene is commonly found in sunscreens. Why don’t you want Benzene? It is not an intentional ingredient, but a known human carcinogen that has caused major 2021-2025 recalls after being detected in aerosol (spray) sunscreens due to manufacturing contamination.
Watch 98 Most Common General Legal Terms Defined! Part 7 S5E54 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRXZvSpt380
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
Watch Liberty Lawyer takes YOUR legal questions LIVE! S5E53 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG0mycQiLsY
In our 6/23/26 LIVE call-in show, we answered questions about Attorneys fees in medical billing disputes, requirements to show ID to enter federal courthouses, vehicle registration & firearm registration (benefits & drawbacks), and threats of physical violence by municipal employees! Join us next time to have YOUR Constitutional questions answered!
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In our 6/23/26 LIVE call-in show, we answered questions about Attorneys fees in medical billing disputes, requirements to show ID to enter federal courthouses, vehicle registration & firearm registration (benefits & drawbacks), and threats of physical violence by municipal employees! Join us next time to have YOUR Constitutional questions answered!
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Watch 98 Most Common General Legal Terms Defined! Part 6 S5E52 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE4PIGCyt1Y
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? Mississippi’s Constitution specifically acknowledges God (4 times), the Almighty, Supreme Being (twice), Sovereign Being (3 times) & our Blessings. Not only did the people of Mississippi include in their Preamble “We, the people of Mississippi in convention assembled, grateful to Almighty God, and invoking his blessing on our work, do ordain and establish this constitution;” but they also strongly declared in Article 14, Sec 265 “No person who denies the existence of a Supreme Being shall hold any office in this State.”
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
#StateConstitutionSaturday 💪❤️🤍💙⭐ This week’s state constitution is Mississippi‘s: https://www.sos.ms.gov/content/documents/ed_pubs/pubs/Mississippi_Constitution.pdf
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
Are there activities and booklets to introduce students, teachers, and families to a variety of topics related to the Supreme Court Building and the Court as an institution? There sure are! Just check out https://www.supremecourt.gov/visiting/activities.aspx #FreedomFightingTools #KidsShouldLearnAboutGovernmentToo #RestoreFreedom
Watch 98 Most Common General Legal Terms Defined! Part 5 S5E51 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cchVtPPT7pk
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 98 Most Common General Legal Terms. Watch all 10 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on Civil Case Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
The 11th Amdt says federal courts have no power to hear cases “prosecuted against one of the United States by Citizens of another State, or by Citizens or Subjects of any Foreign State.” But in Hans v Louisiana (1890), SCOTUS held a citizen can’t sue their OWN state, despite acknowledging the text of the 11th Amdt DOESN’T prohibit a citizen from doing so! SCOTUS claimed it’s “inherent in the nature of sovereignty” for a state “not to be amenable to the suit of an individual without its consent.” SCOTUS seems to forget sovereignty originates in We The People, not the gov’t. Government gets its authority from us, not the other way around. We didn’t give the gov’t authority to stop us from suing our state in federal court, so they don’t have the authority to stop us. So instead of asking whether a state has “consented” to its citizens suing it in federal court, SCOTUS must look to what The People have consented (by reading the text of the Constitution)!