INTRODUCTION.
You have dozens of Constitutional Rights which the government may not impair, restrict, or deny to you. This blog will outline the development of those rights since they were first adopted after 1791. As you will note through these essays, each of these rights may turn out to be broader than the clear language of the original and enduring guarantees you were given with each right. You may also note that that each of these rights may turn out to be narrower than the clear language of the original and enduring guarantees you were given with each right. Each legal case that a person brings to assert, defend, or define a constitutional right is different from every other such case. They differ from each other based on the facts of the dispute, the language of the guarantee, the development of the law by court decisions Chief Justice Lorie Skjerven Gildea of the Minnesota Supreme Court, like every American judge, is sworn to defend your rights under the fed...