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The court also draws an interesting analogy to self-defense rights.

Despite their general ignorance of constitutional law, bears pose a much less grave threat to your civil liberties than humans do.

Jamari primed to complete a hat-trick in the Bangalore Derby

The lawsuit looks iffy in light of the Supreme Court's "open fields" doctrine.

An interesting line from Blackstone's letters: "Precedents are Laws interpreted by Usage; & if there has been no Interpretation, we must resort to the Law itself." "Letter 18. To Randle Wilbraham, 9 January 1753 [draft]," in The Letters of Sir William Blackstone 1744–1780, at 26 (W. R. Prest ed. 2006)…

An assessment of claims that Justice Alito's draft opinion rests on historical error, provides no meaningful basis for distinguishing abortion from other unenumerated rights, and forecloses constitutional protection of the mother's life.