Constitution
Amendments
How Many Amendments to the Constitution? As of February of 2011, 27 Constitutional Amendments currently exist; the first Amendment to the Constitution was adopted on September 25th, 1789 – the
- What are the Constitutional Amendments?
- An Overview of the 22nd Amendment
- An Overview of the 23rd Amendment
- An Overview of the 25th Amendment
- An Overview of the 26th Amendment
- An Overview of the 19th Amendment
- An Overview of the 20th Amendment
- An Overview of the 27th Amendment
- An Overview of the 16th Amendment
The Supreme Court
The recent judicial history of the Supreme Court has seen a broad definition held of the right to freedom of speech, as it is granted to Americans by the First Amendment.
Constitution
John Witherspoon was born near Edinburgh, Scotland on February 5, 1723 into a ministerial family. He went to the University of Edinburgh at the age of 13 and got
Constitutional Amendments
The Eighteenth Amendment is the only Amendment to ever have been repealed from the United States Constitution--via the inclusion of the Twenty-First Amendment. The 18th Amendment called for the banning of
Supreme Court Decisions
Kent v. Dulles (1958) is a United States Supreme Court case that ruled that the right to travel was one of the personal liberties described in the Fifth Amendment to which no citizen
Article 2
The electoral college is a system based upon a majority, as opposed to a plurality. The key difference is simply that a majority-based system will only provide election success to
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