Year: 2017
Constitutonal Law cases
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United States v. Nixon
When it comes to constitutional law cases involving Presidents, United States v. Nixon (1974) said the President doesn’t have an absolute privilege.
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Nixon v. United States
When it comes to constitutional law cases, Nixon v. United States (1992) said judges are subject to trial.
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Nixon v. Fitzgerald
In regards to executive scandals, Nixon v. Fitzgerald (1982) said the President has absolute immunity from lawsuits based on his official acts.
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Clinton v. Jones
When it comes to scandals involving presidents, Clinton v. Jones (1997) said the President is subject to civil lawsuits for actions committed before he assumed the office of the President.
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Music Video Reactions
Losing Grip
In an unexpected surprise, Avril Lavigne’s “Losing Grip” really lived up to it’s main lyric, “I’m Losing Grip”.
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South Dakota v. Dole
When it comes to the Constitution’s Taxing and Spending Power, South Dakota v. Dole (1987) gives Congress the power to withhold funds to states.
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United States v. Lopez
When it comes to possessing a gun in a school zone, United States v. Alfonso D. Lopez, Jr. (1995) said Congress can’t regulate a mere gun.
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Lil Debbie’s “Break It Down”
I like this song. It has a nice bass. It sort of just bounces. And I like Lil Debbie’s rap.
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Movie Reviews
Class Of 1984
While being ahead of it’s time, the movie “Class Of 1984” made some interesting social commentary on society. It made suggestions about gun use in US schools. Also, it suggested violence in US schools. With teachers now carrying guns into the classroom, the movie’s message is timely.
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Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States
With the Commerce Clause, Congress ended racial discrimination in motels with Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States (1964).
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