Will the federal government please focus on the economy rather than on passing laws that have multiple negative and unintended consequences?
The persecution of Christians in Pakistan has been driven by multiple factors: the country's blasphemy laws that are used to target Christians by implicating them in contentious cases, the proliferation of militant networks that have religious minorities in their crosshairs, and ingrained discrimination in society and the workplace.
In multiple cases, Scalia has written against laws that allowed alleged victims of child abuse to testify behind screens or by closed-circuit television.
But now, this "cultural warrior" is on the ticket with a Republican presidential nominee who has been married multiple times, opposes laws that permit discrimination against LGBT people (but also opposes same-sex marriage) and stopped being pro-choice sometime between 1999 and 2011.
Whether because of his personal predilections or not, Thomas has come down on the side of pornographers from the bench, defending their constitutional right to show "indecent" programs on cable television, and voting multiple times against laws that banned minors from watching internet porn.
The President's plan has multiple tactics but one goal: gut enforcement of the laws that protect us.
"In terms of regulation there are multiple laws and regulatory bodies that we are under the guise of right now.
7News reports that investigators from multiple law enforcement agencies think that Fike's kidnapping was a "well-orchestrated hoax" and that she may be in the company of known criminals.
A number of states have passed multiple laws with HIV-specific criminal content (including amendments to previous statutes that substantially modified the text of a law in a way that changed its overall characteristics).
