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Punishing Political Opponents

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Punishing Political Opponents

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426 - Fraternal Twin Court Cases Point to the Death of Justice Worldwide

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426 - Fraternal Twin Court Cases Point to the Death of Justice Worldwide

Late May in the United States is usually a time of cook-outs and remembrance as we memorialize those who gave their lives in service to this country. 2024 however, should be remember for another death, the death of courts of justice. First it was the International Criminal Court. Prosecutor court Karim Khan sought arrest warrants for the leader of both Hamas and Israel, alleging he had reasonable grounds to believe they had criminal responsibility for war crimes. Then, barely a week later, Judge Merchan concluded his biased case against Donald Trump with biased instructions to the jury, which found Mr. Trump guilty on all 34 counts. After some consideration, I realized that these cases are so similar, they could be fraternal twins. Please leave your questions and comments below, and don't forget to subscribe. Find out more at http://constitutionstudy.com

2 days ago 61 views

425 - Rights After Conviction Conclusion

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Brown v. United States

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Law Abiding Citizen

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426 - Fraternal Twin Court Cases Point to the Death of Justice Worldwide - Preview

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Ninth Circuit Opinion

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The Federal Law

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Memorial Day Release

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425- Rights After Conviction

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425- Rights After Conviction

According to federal law, if someone is convicted of a crime and punished with more than one year in jail, they loose their rights protected under the Second Amendment. A recent decision by the Ninth Circuit Court not only brought that federal law into question, but decided it was wrong. The court didn’t find that this federal law violated the Constitution, rather they found it violated Supreme Court’s Bruen decision. But is that all this federal law violates? Please leave your questions and comments below, and don't forget to subscribe. Find out more at http://constitutionstudy.com

9 days ago 334 views

CFPB v CFSA Conclusion

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Dereliction of Duty

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Amniotic Membrane Lens

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CFPB v CFSA Opinion

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425 - Rights After Conviction

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Taking America for Granted

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Appropriations Clause

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Dr. Ming Want Interview

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CFPB v CFSA

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CFPB v CFSA

Full Video: https://rumble.com/v4x05hu-424-when-did-the-federal-reserve-become-the-national-treasury.html?mref=1s877&mc=55uyj Please leave your questions and comments below, and don't forget to subscribe. Find out more at http://constitutionstudy.com

14 days ago 19 views 1 comment

424 - When Did the Federal Reserve become the National Treasury?

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424 - When Did the Federal Reserve become the National Treasury?

Article I, Section 9, Clause 7 of the Constitution states “No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law;” That seems pretty straight forward. So how could Congress establish a government agency funded not by appropriations from the treasury, but by fees paid to another federal entity? This was the question brought to the Supreme Court in the case CFPB v. Community Financial Services Assn. of America. Sadly, it seems that the Supreme Court once again showed they have a hard time reading and understanding the English language.

16 days ago 354 views

WHO Pandemic Treaty - Conclusion

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The Treaty "Shell Game"

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WHO Pandemic Treaty - The Constitution Issues

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424 - When Did the Federal Reserve become the National Treasury? - Preview

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International Health Regulations

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