Tag Archives: Constitution

After police refused to respond to his calls for assistance, a Texas man gave police a peaceful piece of his mind, but it landed him in jail.

This month, a sheriff and nearly the entire department quit in protest of unconstitutional conditions despite being threatened with contempt for doing so.

As the state passes a slew of anti-gun laws in reaction to recent shootings, a handful of sheriffs have formed a resistance and are refusing to disarm citizens.

The "one nation, indivisible" referred to in the pledge is not only unconstitutional, it's contrary to the entire idea of the America the Founders sought to create.

One congressman is warning that the upcoming "STOP School Violence Act" will include harmful gun control measures that would give unqualified government agencies unprecedented power.

The Supreme court has repeatedly affirmed that American police have zero constitutional duty to protect anyone and the way they reacted to the Parkland shooting proves it.

In spite of being recorded conspiring to frame an innocent man, three cops were exonerated and hailed as "doing an excellent job."

After high school officials found a single beer can during a football game, 75 students had their rights violated with forced blood draws and urine samples.

A U.S. citizen was detained by Border Patrol when she refused to comply with a citizenship check, and she instead criticized the agents for racial profiling.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit held that the Constitution does not require cops to stop a K9 from tearing an innocent person to shreds.