Thursday, March 27, 2014
3-27
The supreme court should stay the way that it is. The president is the one that makes it that way so keep it.
Monday, March 24, 2014
Friday, March 21, 2014
Religion:
210 U.S. 296 (1908) (The fact that the municipality may have furnished some of the funds for building or repairing the churches cannot affect the title of the Roman Catholic Church, to whom such funds were thus irrevocably donated, and by whom these temples were erected and dedicated to religious uses).
Minority:
It showed the two minority groups most impacted by affirmative action the writing on the wall and prodded them to end their crippling dependence on a program that, while intended to help them when it was designed a half-century ago, now arguably does them harm.
School System:
Mathew Fraser, a senior at Bethel High School in Bethel, Washington, spoke to a school assembly to nominate a classmate for an office in student government. His speech was filled with sexual references and innuendos, but it contained no obscenities. The good news is that Fraser's candidate was overwhelmingly elected. The bad news was that Fraser was suspended from the school for three days and removed from the list of students who were eligible to make graduation remarks. (Fraser was second in his class at that time.)
210 U.S. 296 (1908) (The fact that the municipality may have furnished some of the funds for building or repairing the churches cannot affect the title of the Roman Catholic Church, to whom such funds were thus irrevocably donated, and by whom these temples were erected and dedicated to religious uses).
Minority:
It showed the two minority groups most impacted by affirmative action the writing on the wall and prodded them to end their crippling dependence on a program that, while intended to help them when it was designed a half-century ago, now arguably does them harm.
School System:
Mathew Fraser, a senior at Bethel High School in Bethel, Washington, spoke to a school assembly to nominate a classmate for an office in student government. His speech was filled with sexual references and innuendos, but it contained no obscenities. The good news is that Fraser's candidate was overwhelmingly elected. The bad news was that Fraser was suspended from the school for three days and removed from the list of students who were eligible to make graduation remarks. (Fraser was second in his class at that time.)
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Ground Floor
1.In this ground floor room, over 8000 petitions are sent in each year in the hopes that their cases are granted by the members of the Supreme Court.
2.Located on the ground floor of the Supreme Court, we visit this room on a day when the Supreme Court releases opinions.
1st Floor
1.The Great Hall is the ceremonial space leading up to the entrance of the Supreme Court Chamber.
2.The Supreme Court contains four interior courtyards that surround the area near the Supreme Court Chamber.
2nd Floor
1.Located on the second floor, the John Marshall Dining Room was given this name by former Chief Justice Warren Burger.
2.On days of Oral Argument, Justices gather in this private second floor room to have an informal, yet traditional lunch together after their courtroom experience.
3rd Floor
1.Located on the third floor of the Supreme Court building, this private room is for the use of the Supreme Court as well members of the Supreme Court bar.
2.It contains all the volumes of State and Federal law as well as many other legal books and documents.
1.In this ground floor room, over 8000 petitions are sent in each year in the hopes that their cases are granted by the members of the Supreme Court.
2.Located on the ground floor of the Supreme Court, we visit this room on a day when the Supreme Court releases opinions.
1st Floor
1.The Great Hall is the ceremonial space leading up to the entrance of the Supreme Court Chamber.
2.The Supreme Court contains four interior courtyards that surround the area near the Supreme Court Chamber.
2nd Floor
1.Located on the second floor, the John Marshall Dining Room was given this name by former Chief Justice Warren Burger.
2.On days of Oral Argument, Justices gather in this private second floor room to have an informal, yet traditional lunch together after their courtroom experience.
3rd Floor
1.Located on the third floor of the Supreme Court building, this private room is for the use of the Supreme Court as well members of the Supreme Court bar.
2.It contains all the volumes of State and Federal law as well as many other legal books and documents.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Monday, March 10, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
notes
1. Electors chosen in each state by the manner of the states choosing.
2. Aaron Burr and Thomas Jefferson both got 73 votes.
3. Separates the elections of president and vice president.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
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