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Can a Nevada Law Pass Constitutional Muster?

June 28, 2018 by Thomas Mitchell

Our federal and state constitutions are meant to lay the ground rules for what our governments can and cannot do, spelling out the rights of the … [Read more...] about Can a Nevada Law Pass Constitutional Muster?

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Constitution

State Constitution does not allow laws regulating political speech

February 27, 2015 by Thomas Mitchell

The Nevada Supreme Court made the right decision but for the wrong reason. In the case of Citizen Outreach vs. State, the court ruled 5-2 a couple … [Read more...] about State Constitution does not allow laws regulating political speech

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Constitution

17th Amendment Has Left States Powerless Against Popularly Elected Congress

October 1, 2014 by Thomas Mitchell

We managed to repeal the 18th Amendment, which created Prohibition. It is time to repeal the 17th.

We managed to repeal the 18th Amendment, which created Prohibition. It is time to repeal the 17th. What? You have no idea what the 17th Amendment … [Read more...] about 17th Amendment Has Left States Powerless Against Popularly Elected Congress

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: 18th Amendment, and the Siren?s Song, Antonin Scalia, Bill of Rights, Constitution, FDR?s New Deal, Federalism, George Mason, Harry Reid, House of Representatives, James Madison, Jay Bybee, Medicaid, No Child Left Behind, Northwestern University Law Review, Obamacare, Prohibition, The Motor Voter Law, Thomas Mitchell, Ulysses at the Mast: Democracy, UNLV, William Boyd Law School

Silver State representatives are financially stable

July 5, 2013 by Thomas Mitchell

The Federalist Papers went to great lengths to explain the strengths and purposes of the proposed new Constitution with its novel checks and balances … [Read more...] about Silver State representatives are financially stable

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Congressional District, Constitution, Dean Heller, Federalist Papers, Harry Reid, House of Representatives, James Madison, Mark Amodei, Nevada Senate, rural Nevada, Steven Horsford

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