Today in Supreme Court History: November 17, 1880 – Reason Magazine
11/17/1880: The United States and China sign treaty that protects Chinese laborers residing in the United States. This treaty was implicated in …
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Today in Supreme Court History: November 16, 1939 – Reason Magazine
11/16/1939: Justice Pierce Butler dies.
Libertarian candidates for Congress will be left off Iowa ballots after final court decision
DES MOINES — Three Libertarian candidates running for Congress in Iowa will not be named on the ballot this November, the state Supreme Court said …
Today in Supreme Court History: August 17, 1988 – Reason Magazine
8/17/1988: Republican party nominates George H.W. Bush for President. He would appoint David Souter and Clarence Thomas to the Supreme…
Court ruling kicks Robert Kennedy Jr. off New York State ballot, citing lack of residency
Robert Kennedy Jr. lost his bid to appear as an independent presidential candidate on the New York state ballot Monday due to lack of residence.
Michigan State Court Doesn't Resolve Intraparty Dispute in Michigan Libertarian Party
Judge Aaron Gauthier of the Cheyboygan Circuit Court said the plaintiffs must appeal to the Michigan State Libertarian Judicial Committee before …
How would a Libertarian Utopia look like? – The Copybook Court
Libertarians do not pursue freedom and individual liberty as a means to economic prosperity, but instead they pursue individual freedom as an end in …
Term limits won't fix the Supreme Court – Elizabethton.com
BY THOMAS KNAPP “According to respected polls,” Ira Shapiro writes at The Hill, “public approval of the Supreme Court has dropped precipitously to …
The Adjudication Of The Supreme Court Of Indian Over The Abortion Law Is Neoterically …
The adjudication of the Supreme Court of Indian over the Abortion Law is neoterically progressive and libertarian. By: Tiasha Debnath.
South Carolina Libertarians Blast Court Ruling On Civil Asset Forfeiture – FITSNews
In contrast to the mute silence – and abject lawmaking failure – from South Carolina's two major political parties when it comes to civil asset …