Month: August 2023
384 – When are Constitutional Amendments Unconstitutional?
Since last year’s Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturned the court’s precedent in Roe v. Wade, there has been a flurry of work on both sides of the debate. Some states passed legislation restricting access to abortions except for medically sound reasons, others to not only secure abortion access in law but effectively declare themselves abortion sanctuary states. Some groups are working to enshrine abortion in their state’s constitution. With all of the heated rhetoric on both sides, one question never seems to be asked. Would of these state constitutional amendments be constituional?
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Biden’s Home Appliances Crackdown Extends to New Device
The DOE has come out with new regulations regarding a home appliance in its efforts to curb consumer choice in the name of energy efficiency.
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Biden’s Home Appliances Crackdown Extends to New Device
The DOE has come out with new regulations regarding a home appliance in its efforts to curb consumer choice in the name of energy efficiency.
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Biden’s Home Appliances Crackdown Extends to New Device
The DOE has come out with new regulations regarding a home appliance in its efforts to curb consumer choice in the name of energy efficiency.
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Biden’s Home Appliances Crackdown Extends to New Device
The DOE has come out with new regulations regarding a home appliance in its efforts to curb consumer choice in the name of energy efficiency.
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