Twenty-fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution

Hillary Clinton on the economy, I analyzed the article based on the way the information was organized. I had several questions and concerns while reading. Why didn’t the article state how Trump would go about abolishing estate taxes? He doesn’t have a precise answer. Not giving that information provides lack of facts to back the claim. Why weren’t there any people in the article providing credibility? After all, this is his first…

Amendment 27 was a very important part of the constitution, which really affected America both now and in the past. It took 200 years for it to be ratified. It was first suggested by James Madison in 1789, who was the fourth president of the United States, and was also a Delegate Representative. It was not until 1992 that it became an amendment, when it was reevaluated, and Michigan finally approved. It was originally part of the first 12 amendments, however only 10 were ratified, which became…

The 28th Amendment The Formal method of amending the United States Constitution is founded in the fifth article where it states there is a two-stage process for amending the Constitution which there are proposal and ratification. When an amendment is proposed it must be voted within two-thirds of both houses of Congress and or by two-thirds of state legislatures requesting Congress to call a “National Convention” to propose amendments. The most wellknown amendment in the Bill of Rights would the…

what exactly the founding fathers vision actually was. Now, we obviously can't say for certain, as they lived over two hundred years ago, but we can formulate an educated guess by examining quotes from the founding fathers, their actions, and the constitution itself. Although, even in their quotes, the founding fathers do seem to contradict each other, as well as occasionally themselves. However, amongst the other contradictory and some simply incomprehensible quotes, these three, by Thomas…

caused people to stray from religion, and to do things that supposedly unGodly, like killing people during illegal activities and doing drugs. The pre-Prohibition crime rate was 5.6 percent and during prohibition it nearly double per 100,000 people. State prisons saw a enormous increases/ additions, which placed a large financial burden on all levels of government. This new burden provoked a need for more tax revenues, threatened the vibrant economy of the 1920s and limited government options…

Congressional Term Limits The question of whether or not congressmen should face term limits similar to the President of the United States has been a burning question throughout American History. Congressmen should face term limits for a few reasons. They should face term limits due to a majority of the American people’s opinion on the issue , the fact that term limits would increase ideas coming through Congress, and to help prevents incumbent advantage. The most important reason behind…

Powell v. Alabama 287 U.S. 45 (1932) was a landmark case that would forever change the landscape of due process in the United States. This case brought into question what the courts were responsible for when it came to preserving the people rights, and more importantly how those rights should be carried out. The facts leading up to the case began in March when several white men in Alabama reported being thrown from a train by several African men, this prompted law enforcement to phone ahead to…

police officers across all states in America. The court case of Miranda vs. Arizona set precedence in protecting the rights of alleged criminals when taken into custody by law enforcement officers. The ruling rendered has withstood the test of time in restructuring American criminal jurisprudence. The Supreme Court ruling of 1966 in Miranda vs. Arizona has had a significant impact on the conduct of law enforcement agencies in the United States to present day. The 5th amendment is a privilege…

Is the Fourth Amendment violated by police action of remotely accessing a GPS or a vehicle’s tracking capabilities without a warrant or the probable cause necessary for the acquiring thereof, therefore necessitating Senator Snowy’s support of Taylor Thomas’s bill; and what would be the implications on the future of Fourth Amendment law if Senator Snowy declined to support the bill and thusly permitted the dubious practices to persist indefinitely? SHORT ANSWER Notwithstanding the current…

College is not a place but a process and that the effectiveness of the process is tested every four years when we head to the polls to cast our vote for the next president of the United States. In light of the 2016 election, while some people are going back and forth debating whether the twelfth amendment of the Constitution is outdated and needs some a major overhaul, others are praising the wisdom of our founding…