Jeff Teichert discusses the constitutional and policy considerations regarding cameras in the courtroom.

The Ninth Amendment has sometimes been interpreted by overzealous scholars as fertile ground for activist judges to invent new constitutional rights. Jeff explains how the amendment is much more profound and far reaching than that -- in protecting residual rights by limiting the power of government.

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Jeff Teichert discusses the original intent of the Tenth Amendment in providing a liberty enhancing check on federal power and addressing personal concerns at a level closer to the people. He discusses the inconsistent way in which the Supreme Court has treated the amendment over the years and the dangers that have resulted. 

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Jeff Teichert discusses the book "Liberty Driven Revolution" with author and prosecuting attorney, Christopher Eastwood, and explores much of the underlying political philosophy and constitutional law. 

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Jeff discusses the sophisticated legal and philosophical arguments made at the trial of King Charles I in 1649 by a special court, created by the Puritan Parliament, just for the purpose of trying the king. Jeff explores how these arguments relate to the freedoms Americans take for granted today. The king chose to represent himself and appeared without an attorney. He based his entire defense on the idea that the court had no jurisdiction over him. It involves theories of divine right, sovereignty, popular consent, and the king's relationship to the law. 

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Jeff Teichert discusses his historical understanding of the relationship between the right of self-defense and the right to keep and bear arms.

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Jeff Teichert discusses the pending Supreme Court case testing the constitutionality of California labor regulations require business owners to tolerate uncompensated trespasses on their property by labor unions.

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Jeff has a fascinating discussion about Roe v. Wade and activist judges with Georgia College law professor Adam Lamparello.

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In this case Jeff Teichert discusses the out of control power of bureaucrats to violate the Constitution, enabled by the United States Supreme Court.

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