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How can journalists report accurately on issues confronting Americans if they aren’t familiar with the Constitution? The Peter Jennings Project for Journalists and the Constitution addresses this concern which has, in turn, left too many Americans unaware of their own country’s strength and character.

Timeline

Mar 27 The Court tees up the health mandate Jacquelyn Martin / AP

Posted 1 month, 20 days ago.

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Amid sure signs that the Supreme Court Justices are deeply interested in the constitutionality of the new health care law’s key sections, and definite signs that they have been studying up for the task, they moved on Monday to get beyond the preliminaries and get set for Tuesday’s crucial two-hour hearing. Continue Reading

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Issue: Congress Election 2012 Health Care Peter Jennings Project Supreme Court

Tags: Anti-Injunction Act Antonin Scalia John G. Roberts Jr. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Robert A. Long

Mar 23 The Constitution This Week: Health care, SXSW, and plea bargains DSC_9114.jpg

Posted 1 month, 24 days ago.

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Here’s a brief look at the top constitutional news stories and commentaries from this week. Continue Reading

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Issue: 1st Amendment Health Care Peter Jennings Project

Tags: Bruce Springsteen President Obama The Constitution This Week

Mar 22 Health care hearings – what to listen for (Part 2) The Courtroom of the Supreme Court of the United States. (Franz Jantzen)

Posted 1 month, 25 days ago.

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Few exercises in interpreting the Constitution are as bizarre as the one that the Supreme Court and lower courts go through if they strike down only a part of a multi-faceted law, and then decide what of the remainder can survive. Continue Reading

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Issue: 10th Amendment Congress Election 2012 Federalism Health Care Peter Jennings Project Supreme Court Taxes

Tags: Mitt Romney

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