Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission

On Monday, the United States Supreme Court ruled in “Masterpiece Cakeshop versus Colorado Civil Rights Commission”, a much-anticipated opinion that was supposed to give the several states guidance on how the court handles the intersection of religious liberty and unlawful discrimination.

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Street Justice: Sesame DENIED Restraining Order against Happytime Murders’ Marketing Campaign

UPDATED: Sesame Street’s request for a Restraining Order against The Happytime Murders was DENIED yesterday. Sesame had asked for an injunction preventing the use of the marketing slogan “No Sesame. All Street.”

The Judge’s Order is pretty bare, so please enjoy our video predicting this  moment.

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Retiring a U.S. Flag under 4 U.S.C. § 8(k) by Respectfully Burning

How do you throw away a United States Flag? You don’t.

In honor of those who fought and died for the United States, and in honor of its symbol, we discuss the proper care due to the flag as defined in the law, and how to respectfully dispose of a worn flag.

U.S. Flag law is contained in Title 4, Sections 1-10 of the United States Code.

Because of the conflict with the First Amendment, Title 4 Sections 1-10 are entirely voluntary and are not enforceable by law. (Military and federal employees are bound in the course of their duties at least.)

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