Watch 102 Most Common Civil Case Terms Defined! Part 4 S5E61 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aB8OE32lcw
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 102 Most Common Legal Terms in Civil Cases. Watch all 6 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on General Legal Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? Montana’s Constitution specifically acknowledges God, our Lord, and our Blessings. Indeed, in uniquely artful form, the people of Montana drafted this Constitution Preamble: We the people of Montana grateful to God for the quiet beauty of our state, the grandeur of our mountains, the vastness of our rolling plains, and desiring to improve the quality of life, equality of opportunity and to secure the blessings of liberty for this and future generations do ordain and establish this constitution.
Watch 102 Most Common Civil Case Terms Defined! Part 3 S5E60 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twDZOjl9VE4
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 102 Most Common Legal Terms in Civil Cases. Watch all 6 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on General Legal Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 102 Most Common Legal Terms in Civil Cases. Watch all 6 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on General Legal Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
#StateConstitutionSaturday ?❤️??⭐ This week’s state constitution is Montana’s: https://courts.mt.gov/external/library/docs/72constit.pdf
Do you homeschool? Do you value parental rights? This week’s #FreedomFightingTool is HomeSchool Legal Defense Association. Their website is a great place to find resources to protect your right to homeschool. https://hslda.org/
In Hans v Louisiana (1890), SCOTUS held the 11th Amend. presupposed states have sovereign immunity. Later, though, SCOTUS held 14th Amend, Sec 5 gave Congress authority to override a state’s sovereign immunity, meaning Congress can allow certain kinds of citizen lawsuits against states in federal court. Section 5 gives Congress “power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article,” referring to Sections 1-4 of the 14th Amendment. Section 1 says “nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.” So, Congress can make laws to hold states accountable for violating the liberty interests protected by the 1st – 9th Amendments. What does that mean? In Katzenbach v Morgan (1966), SCOTUS held that Sec. 5 gives Congress the power to “remedy or prevent unconstitutional actions.” Has Congress done that? Hardly! So call your Senator & Congressman and demand they give real remedies to people whose states violate their rights!
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 102 Most Common Legal Terms in Civil Cases. Watch all 6 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on General Legal Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
Watch 102 Most Common Civil Case Terms Defined! Part 2 S5E59 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3KfwFK4cNU
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 102 Most Common Legal Terms in Civil Cases. Watch all 6 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on General Legal Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
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What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 102 Most Common Legal Terms in Civil Cases. Watch all 6 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on General Legal Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
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Watch 102 Most Common Civil Case Terms Defined! Part 1 S5E58 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HF3lCi-kHa8
What in the world do these words mean? Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the meaning of 102 Most Common Legal Terms in Civil Cases. Watch all 6 parts of this informative miniseries! Then, make sure to look out for our miniseries on General Legal Terms, Criminal Trial Terms, and Appeals Case Terms!
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!
