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The Law Ep 21, Loving v Virginia (1967) In a unanimous decision, the US Supreme Court held that states could not deny the natural right to associate via marriage by using state violence to imprison those who wished to enter a politically disfavored relationship. This case shines a spotlight on the horrendous racism institutionalized in our government a mere 50 years ago. We are still working on it.
“Who Needs Enumerated Powers?”, McCulluch v Maryland - The Law Episode 6
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Welcome back to The Law with DK Williams. That is, indeed, me. I am David Kent Williams, Jr., but you can call me DK.
“Enumerated powers? We don’t need no stinkin’ enumerated powers! We are the federal government! We can do what we want!”…
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The Day Federalism Died, Wickard V Filburn #5The Law with D.K. Williams
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The Law with D.K. Williams, ep 5 Wickard v Filburn: Five year plans and New Deals, wrapped in golden chains. The day…
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