Tag Archive 'supreme court'

Guns, The Constitution, and the election

Posted by Moonage on 26 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: The Legal Process

Today the Supreme Court ruled that a government can not summarily ban personal firearms a person chooses to keep in their house.  Now, to me, I could never understand how someone could interpret the Constitution in such a way that a citizen of the United States could now bear firearms in order to protect their [...]

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Warren Jeffs kissing young girls.

Posted by Moonage on 27 May 2008 | Tagged as: Idiot of the day, Supporting the Death Penalty

I saw this before it made the news.  Originally I wasn’t going to comment on it because I was so repulsed by it:

Now, this makes me uncomfortable because I feel like I’m promoting kiddie porn.  However, what this does do for me is eliminate the embarassment last week was for the Texas Attorney General’s office [...]

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The Supreme Court looks at insurance

Posted by Moonage on 08 Jun 2007 | Tagged as: The Legal Process

A common practice of insurance companies is giving discounts to people with good credit scores. The adverse way of looking at it is they penalize people with bad credit scores. A couple of people were unhappy that their credit scores were used to rate their insurance and sued. It made it all [...]

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