Category: Common law rights

How do you want ‘to be policed’? Abusive cops in age of corporate state

December 7, 2014 0

By David Tulis Once I made an effort to quit the newsroom and learn other parts of the newspaper business in which I’d worked two decades. In an interview with the head of the Times …

If licensing scheme runs on consent, ‘illegals’ may be freer than citizens

December 1, 2014 3

Despite SROs, walled compounds bring violent intruders on themselves

November 20, 2014 0

Please read my essay at The Chattanoogan

The orphaned right: How states squelched Americans’ right to travel

November 18, 2014 0

Attorney Roger Isaac Roots is a legal scholar, criminologist and civil liberties activities who lives in Livingston, Mont. He has written many scholarly articles, and some of his work has been relied on by federal …

Judges give cheerful defense of democratic processes, states’ rights, federalism

November 11, 2014 0

By David Tulis The authority of states and their peoples to define marriage is being cheerfully upheld by an appellate opinion in Cincinnati that make clear marriage laws such as Tennessee’s are rational, imposed not …

FBI cements Republican, Democrat stranglehold on national state

November 6, 2014 0

By John W. Whitehead / Rutherford Institute We want no Gestapo or secret police.

White abortionist was goof-off in your dad’s biology class

November 3, 2014 0

By David Tulis The gentleman physician who stands by, his stethoscope dangling at the collar of his white lab coat, got his worldview from the public school system from which you and your dad graduated. …

Judges proposal urges give up gold for pyrite; an election roundup

November 1, 2014 0

By David Tulis Three important constitutional amendments on the ballot give us common people a chance to defy the will of the elites whose concentration of power secures their economic security and that of commercial …