Reports filed under Constitutional Law, newest first.
The thread discusses a legal ruling by the German Constitutional Court requiring the removal of an Instagram video by Federal Minister of Economics Reiche, which accused the Left Party of antisemitism. The court's decision highlights a conf…
Marine Le Pen criticizes Richard Ferrand for rejecting her proposal to use a referendum to amend the Constitution, demanding his resignation from the Constitutional Council. The Council's president is seen as aligned with Ferrand, leading t…
Supreme Court Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Neil Gorsuch criticized the prosecution of an immigrant case for violating the Double Jeopardy Clause, highlighting constitutional issues in immigration law. The justices, from opposing political b…
The thread discusses California's governor, Gavin Newsom, attempting to invoke the 25th Amendment due to a perceived constitutional violation, specifically referencing his public display of California on a map during a rally in Nebraska. Th…
The thread discusses the acting presidency of Albulena Haxhiu in Kosovo, which has become de facto due to her exceeding the six-month term limit under Article 90 of the constitution. It also mentions the approaching deadline for the Kuvendi…
A Miami judge ruled that a federal law allowing noncitizens to vote violates the US Constitution. The ruling has sparked discussions about voting rights and constitutional compliance in the United States.
A constitutional lawyer points out significant legal errors in a filing by Trump's administration regarding a press ban, which could affect the outcome of the lawsuit. The issue highlights potential flaws in legal arguments made by the admi…
The thread discusses a news report regarding a 'Trump TV' initiative and a reported ban on several news networks. It highlights a specific accusation that these actions constitute a violation of the Constitution.
The Supreme Court's decision to block a temporary restraining order has halted the use of a new congressional map in Missouri, leading to the continuation of the existing 2022 maps. This decision impacts the upcoming general election and th…
The thread discusses a court ruling by a Trump-appointed judge regarding a Mississippi lawsuit. The ruling states that the U.S. Constitution does not provide a right to safe drinking water or a right to truthful government information durin…
The thread discusses the rejection of a constitutional amendment by the US Congress aimed at restricting the size of the Supreme Court. This event is significant as it reflects ongoing debates about judicial power and the structure of the U…
The US Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, rejecting a key part of Trump's immigration agenda. The ruling affirmed the 14th Amendment's provision on citizenship for those born on American soil, despite legal challenges from the Tru…
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against President Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, upholding the 14th Amendment's protection of citizenship for those born in the U.S. The decision was 6-3, with Justice Roberts writing the majorit…
The thread discusses President Zelenskyy's commemoration of Ukraine's Constitution Day, emphasizing the role of the Ukrainian people in shaping the nation's constitutional and democratic identity, and the importance of their collective effo…
The thread discusses the claim that the AfD is unconstitutional and should be banned due to its intent to suppress political opponents. It highlights the argument that the AfD's actions justify its potential prohibition.
A group has published a report concluding that the AfD is unconstitutional. The report's findings are being shared on social media platforms, sparking discussion about the party's legitimacy.
The thread announces a presentation of a legal assessment regarding the potential constitutional violation of the AfD party during a press conference. The event is scheduled for June 26th and will be streamed live on YouTube.
The thread discusses the 30-year history of constitutional water rights in South Africa, highlighting the role of Ramateu Monyokolo, Chairperson of Rand Water and AWSISA, in reflecting on this period. The posts emphasize the significance of…
The thread discusses the Italian Supreme Court's criticism of the government's security decree, highlighting concerns about its impact on dissent, legal ambiguities, and the reinforcement of police power over the rule of law. The posts emph…
The thread discusses Greece's updated constitution aiming to prioritize humanity over artificial intelligence, highlighting a significant shift in governance and ethical considerations regarding AI. This development is notable as Greece is …
The thread discusses the legal implications of Trump's military actions in Iran under the War Powers Resolution, emphasizing the constitutional and international law aspects of the issue.
The thread discusses President Trump's assertion that the War Powers Act is unconstitutional, highlighting his claim of executive authority over military operations without congressional approval. This challenges the traditional balance of …
The thread discusses a Supreme Court ruling that deems racial profiling unconstitutional in voting contexts but acceptable in deportation scenarios, highlighting inconsistencies in legal standards across different areas of law.
A GOP senator is proposing another attempt to make it more difficult for Ohio residents to amend their state constitution. This proposal has sparked discussion about the ease of constitutional changes in Ohio and the implications for democr…
A conservative retired judge criticizes Trump's actions as having forcibly collapsed the US Constitution, citing concerns over executive overreach and constitutional integrity.
The thread discusses a series of columns by Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer from the Belgian newspaper De Morgen, exploring constitutional and absolute democracy in Germany. The posts highlight the relevance of these discussions in the context of Eu…
The thread discusses the removal of Trump from the situation room due to erratic behavior, suggesting potential use of the 25th Amendment to remove him from office. The posts reference a report about this incident.
The thread discusses the Mueller Report's conclusion that Congress can apply obstruction laws to the President's corrupt exercise of power, emphasizing checks and balances and the principle that no one is above the law.