Marriage, God's Law & the Perversion Known as License

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• Cantwell v. Connecticut
• West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette
• Thomas v. Review Board
• United States v. Ballard
• Torcaso v. Watkins
• Sherbert v. Verner
• Wisconsin v. Yoder
• Wallace v. Jaffree
• Employment Division v. Smith
• Rutan v. Republican Party of Illinois
• Torcaso v. Watkins, 367 U.S. 488 (1961)

Where not repugnant.

Winnett v. Adams, and Some Small Talk

[image] [image] Source - https://www.zchg.org/hott/late%20episodes/923%20-%201-Aug-96%20-%20Public%20Notice%20%231.mp3 Summarize Winnett V. Adams in short ChatGPT said: The case Winnett v. Adams, decided by the Nebraska Supreme Court in 1904, addressed the equitable jurisdiction of courts in matters concerning personal rights. The court held that equity is primarily concerned with property rights and cannot be invoked to protect personal rights, such as the right to reputation …

The Constructively Operative Provisions of the Sixteenth Amendment of 1909? Of 1913?

[image] Skip to a Solution (click here) Say, I have a question.. if the 16th Amendment were never properly ratified, or if portions of it were to be found repugnant, what would be the Constructively Operative portions of this Amendment? Let us explore this compelling thought exercise… [image] [IMG_1379] [image] A remedial statute supplies a remedy or improves enforcement of existing rights rather than restricting them. Courts often construe remedial statutes liberally. Example: Tch…