Betrayed by the bench
Subtitle: how judge-made law has transformed America's constitution, courts and culture
By: by John A. Stormer
Publisher: Liberty Bell Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Florissant, Mo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 182
ISBN-13: 9780914053187
Subjects: Judge-made law; Abortion; United States. Supreme Court; United States; Constitution (United States); Declaration of Independence (United States)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 172-177) and indexes.
Table of contents: title: What happens when judges violate their oath of office?; title: Schools have eroded constitutional awareness and respect; title: To interpret the Constitution, start with the Declaration; title: Biblical support for the Declaration, and the Constitution; title: A nation under God-what does history say?; title: America changed by two 19th century academic theories; title: Roscoe Pound, sociological jurisprudence and judge-made law; title: Common law or code law? what's the difference?; title: Using the 14th Amendment to negate the 9th and 10th Amendments; title: Is it unconstitutional for the state to acknowledge God?; title: Will men again pledge, their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor?; title: The ACLU; title: its history, its goals and its financing; title: Should the Supreme Court use international precedents?; title: Restoring godly constitutional justice and culture; title: Change the debate to reclaim the cultural initiative.