Articles related to "Fourteenth Amendment"
Doing Something Positive
A candid look at the University of Michigan's admissions program. For or against, it's important to have the facts about what they actually do, and why.
• fourteenth amendment
• equal protection clause
• supreme court
• affirmative action
• compelling state interest
Double The Trouble
When the Supreme Court decided that the use of race in forming laws or policy demands strict scrutiny in its review, they meant it - even for those unfortunate incarcerates. Yep, read this.
• supreme court
• equal protection
• fourteenth amendment
Eroding the Fourteenth Amendment
The logic of the US Supreme Court in two University of Michigan cases will serve to undermine the Fourteenth Amendment.
• grutter v. bollinger
• gratz v. bollinger
• affirmative action
• racial preferences
Same Sex Unions and the Political Process
It is like that society is moving in the direction of some sort of recognition of same-sex unions. It is important that any such decisions are the result of the political process and not imposed by judicial fiat.
• same-sex union
• fourteenth amendment
The Gay Marriage Debate
A look at the historical and legal contexts in which the American gay marriage debate is taking place.
• history
• law
• gay marriage
• constitution
• amendment
Act of Will
Native American citizenship has been a long struggle, both politically and culturally.
• u.s. citizenship
• fourteenth amendment
• snyder act of 1924
• jus soli
• jus sanguinis
Shackled
What would the Supreme Court say to a defendant who complains about being chained before twelve jurors, who must decide his fate? That's too bad, or you've got cause to fuss? Read on.
• shackled
• supreme court
• fifth amendment
• fourteenth amendment
• shackling doctrine