Constitutional Law Site Map
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Therefore keep the words of this covenant and do them, that you may prosper in all that you do. Deut. 29:9.
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
I. Declaration of Independence
- The Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God:
- America’s Declaration of Independence: The Christian Legacy
- The Law of Our Land
II. Constitution: Organizing Principles
- America’s Heritage: Constitutional Liberty:
- Introduction
- Law and America’s Constitutions
- Covenant and Constitutions
- A Common People, A Common Law
- A Federal Republic
- Separation of Civil Powers
- Legislative and Executive Powers
- Judicial Power & Judicial Review
- Taxing & Spending
- Jurisdiction and Liberty
- Reclaiming Dominion
- A Righteous Example
- Restoring the Rule of Law
- A Covenant People
- Origin of Civil Government (Biblical Principles Applied to American Government)
- PART 2: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT According To The Bible, The Declaration Of Independence and The Constitution
- Ch. 16. Does the Declaration of Independence Respect God’s Authority over Nations?
- Ch. 17. Does the Declaration Express the Law of Nature of Equality?
- Ch. 18. Does the Declaration Express the Law of Nature of Unalienable Rights?
- Ch. 19. Does the Declaration Express the Law of Nature of Consent?
- Ch. 20. Does the Declaration Express the Law of Nature of Altering or Abolishing a Civil Government?
- Ch. 21. Does the Declaration Express the Law of Nature Regarding Organization Of Governmental Powers?
- Ch. 22. How Are Declarations of Independence Viewed by God?
- Ch. 23. What Actions of Civil Government are Predictable According to The Laws Of Nature’s God?
- Ch. 24. Are the Declaration’s Grievances Found in the Laws of Nature’s God?
- Conclusion
III. Federalism
- A Federal Republic
- Repeal of the Seventeenth Amendment: A Step Towards the Restoration of Federalism In America
- Federalism Outlines:
- Separation of Civil Powers
- Legislative and Executive Powers
- A Constitutional Presidency:
- Government by Consent and the Independent Agency
- Unlawful and Unconstitutional Federal Agencies – The List
- Law of Nature of Separation of Powers
- Judicial Power & Judicial Review
- The Constitution and the High Court: The Case for Textual Fidelity
- Moses, Blackstone, and Law of the Land
- When Judges Run Amok: The Lie of Judicial Lawmaking
- Bias in the Halls of Justice
- Judicial Supremacy: A Doctrine of, by, and for Tyrants
- The Nature of Judgment
- Judicial Power Outlines:
- Taxing & Spending Overview
- Federal Taxation In the U.S.: A Biblical and Constitutional Perspective
- No Taxation Without Representation
- The Constitutional Case Against Congressional ‘Earmarks’
VII. Equality
- A Common People, A Common Law
- Legal Equality: No Respecter of Persons
- Equal Protection Outlines:
VIII. Religious Liberty
- Religious Freedom: The War Between Two Faiths
- The Establishment Clause: A Question of Jurisdiction
- The Free Exercise Clause: Past, Present and Future
- Public School Chaplains: A Constitutional Solution to the School Prayer Controversy
- Unalienable Rights, Equality and the Free Exercise of Religion:
- The Constitutional Authority to Define A “Church”
IX. Free Speech & Press
- The Freedom of Speech: An Introduction
- The Freedom of the Press: An Introduction
- Advertising: Exploiting the First Amendment
- Campaign Reform: Politicizing the First Amendment
- Defamation: Corrupting the First Amendment
- Obscenity: Perverting the First Amendment
- Jurisdiction and Liberty
X. Due Process
- Procedural Due Process
- Substantive Due Process – See our amicus brief in Mississippi v. Jackson Women’s Health (Re: Abortion & Right to Life) *PDF*
- The Takings Clause
- Privacy Rights
- Abortion: First We Defend Law, Then We Defend Life:
XI. Articles IV, V & VI
- The “Con-Con” Con: The Dangerous Proposal for States to Apply for an Article V Constitutional Convention
- The Federal Government: To Alter or To Abolish?
- A Congress of States
- The Supremacy Clause and the Myth of Judicial Supremacy – See ‘V. Judicial Power’ above
XII. The Bill of Rights
- The Bill of Rights: An Introduction
- The First Amendment: No Law
- The Right to Assemble
- The Right to Petition
XIII. Restoring the Rule of Law