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ON THE WATER: The right stuff: apply the laws of the land

Edit Business Day 18 Apr 2016
Now ANC ignores church and civil society leaders at its peril ON THE WATER ... Could the ......

Hey Indiana - Roe v. Wade is still the law of the land

Edit Chicago Tribune 10 Apr 2016
After reading the essay “Indiana’s abortion law won’t save babies” on the Perspective page of Friday’s Tribune, I'm stunned to learn that a state can pass a law like that. I thought abortion was legal everywhere in America and that a woman could privately choose this option with the help of her... ....

ED summons Vijay Mallya; will comply with the law of the land, says liquor baron

Edit Zeenews 11 Mar 2016
With his departure from India on March 2 kicking up a row, Mallya, who is facing legal proceedings for alleged loan defaults by his group to the tune of over Rs 9,000 crore, said he will comply with the law of the land ... ....

'Right to work' is now law of the land in more than half of US states

Edit The Christian Science Monitor 12 Feb 2016
Laws banning companies from requiring workers to ......

Open Carry is now the gun law of the land in Dallas

Edit The Examiner 02 Jan 2016
At the stroke of midnight on January 1, the controversial Open Carry law came into effect and Texas now allows residents that have a license to carry a gun to do so in the open if they prefer to not have it concealed. Law enforcement officers around the state has been preparing for weeks to address a flurry of 911 calls from concerned citizens who may not understand the nature of the law nor the legal rights of the armed....

Open Carry is the law of the land in Texas as of Jan. 1

Edit Star Telegram 27 Dec 2015
Best advice to the public from law enforcers is to ‘remain calm’. Nearly 4 percent of the state’s population has a license to carry. Texans haven’t been able to openly carry handguns since 1871 ... ....

It's official: CISA is now the law of the land

Edit Mashable 19 Dec 2015
On Friday, President Barack Obama signed the massive omnibus package into law before traveling with his family on their annual vacation to Hawaii ... — vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee and a supporter of the bill — said the law is the first "to promote information sharing between companies and between companies and the government" and said it will provide "strong liability protections and strict privacy safeguards."....

Kim Davis and the law of the land

Edit Denver Post 15 Sep 2015
Yet even the vice chairman of the Colorado Senate Judiciary Committee appears confused about whether state officials can ignore laws they don't like ... licenses and saying that in his opinion, "the clerk is abiding by the laws of God and man."....

overturned law that black Americans aren't citizens is 'law of the land'

Edit The Daily Dot 11 Sep 2015
Looks like he missed an amendment.... ....

Mike Huckabee thinks the Dred Scott Decision is still the law of the land

Edit The Examiner 11 Sep 2015
Mike Huckabee declared that the Dred Scott Decision is the law of the land ... Dred Scott stopped being the law of the land ......

Dred Scott decision still 'the law of the land'

Edit The Washington Times 11 Sep 2015
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said this week the Supreme Court's 1857 decision in Dred Scott v. Sandford — which held that free or enslaved black people were not U.S. citizens — remains the "law of the land" in the country to this day. Mr. Huckabee, who has defended Kentucky ...... ....

Dred Scott Decision ‘Law Of The Land’ Defense Of Kim Davis’ Gay Marriage Denial Ignores ...

Edit Inquisitr 11 Sep 2015
Mike Huckabee keeps citing the Dred Scott decision in discussing Kim Davis and related matters. There’s just one problem with that reference. The 14th Amendment to the Constitution provided full citizenship to African-Americans and overturned that decision, which makes Huckabee’s historical defense erroneous, pointed out the New York Times. Mike has been increasingly in the... ....

Candidates choose lawbreaker Kim Davis over law of the land

Edit Kansas City Star 10 Sep 2015
Kentucky clerk Kim Davis may thankfully fade from the spotlight, but this noxious issue of citing religious beliefs as grounds to violate U.S. law isn’t going away. … Click to Continue »... ....
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