SCOTUS Cases From United States Reports
> Luther v Borden 1849
> Texas v White 1868
>> With Notes
> Minor v Happersett 1874
>> With Notes
> Civil Rights Cases 1883
>> With Notes
Good source for research of native documents: HathiTrust.org
Resources
>>CA Code 1027.5
>>Vattel's Law of Nations
>>Bouvier's Law Dictionary (1856)
>>Texas v White (1869)
>>White v Hart (1871)
>>United States v. Cruikshank (1875)
>>Minor v Happersett (1875)
>>Black's Law Dictionary (1891)
>>En Legis Definition
>>>State-Citizen.org by Roger McDonald
>>>Organic Laws of the United States of America
>>>USA vs US by TJ Henderson
>>>Alfred Adask's Website
>>>Peter Hendrickson's Cracking the Code at LostHorizons.com
>>>Corey Eib's Blog
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Common Sense Revisited - March 17, 2012 | Michael Badnarik Addressing County Sheriffs
Sat, 03/17/2012 - 12:43
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Michael Badnarik: Rattling the Sheriffs' Cages About the Constitution
"Most of what you think you know about our Constitution (and government) is wrong."
Long time historian, author, trainer and public speaker, Michael Badnarik addresses the sheriffs in attendance Monday morning. (http://www.ConstitutionPreservation.org) He explains to the over one hundred sworn officers in the room how what they think they know about the Constitution and Bill of Rights may not be entirely accurate.