This morning, the United States Supreme Court issued an unfavorable ruling in Garland v. VanDerStok (currently known as Bondi v. VanDerStok). The Court, in a 7-2 decision, stated that the…
Mountain States Believes the Supreme Court Missed an Opportunity to Rein in Government Overreach on the Constitutional Rights of Americans in latest Bondi v. VanDerStok Ruling. LAKEWOOD, Colo. (March…
Imagine you’re running a small business that depends on reliable and affordable transportation. Your trucks are the backbone of your operations, hauling vital products across America’s highways, keeping store shelves…
Does a court get to decide it knows better than Congress what is in the public’s interest? The D.C. Circuit Court seems to think so as they attempt to re-write statute to derail a key infrastructure project that would create economic growth for a remote community.
A federal court has ruled it is unconstitutional for Congress to pass legislation by proxy voting, and that laws must be passed with members physically present.
Last night, MSLF’s Deputy General Counsel Sean Nation spoke at the Centennial Institute’s Lecture Series on Constitution Day. His topic was “How the Structure of the Constitution Preserves Liberty.” Sean…
MSLF attorney David McDonald and Director of the MSLF Center to Keep & Bear Arms Brian Abbas were just featured today in an article by the Epoch Times in which…
Last week MSLF General Counsel Will Trachman was hosted by the Federalist Society to discuss insights about regulatory whiplash. The environment of government and regulations is a complex one and…
From our high school government classes, we remember that Congress passes bills, and the President signs them. But there’s more to the story. Congress has delegated an enormous amount of…
Welcome to this month’s episode of “So A Neighbor Asked” where Mountain States attorneys answer your questions about the Constitution (in this case the Declaration), the law and the principles…