Essays on Amendment

The Constitution of the United States of America came into force in 1789. At 229 years old, it is arguably the oldest Constitution still in use in the world today. Despite being the supreme law of the land, the sovereign power remains vested in the people of the United States...

The US government may not restrict liberties because of sex, according to Section One of the Equality Amendment. According to Section 2 of the same amendment, the Congress has the authority to propose suitable legislation and to uphold constitutional rights. The anti-slavery movements of the 19th and early 20th centuries...

Whether an amendment to the HCA that extends the judicial authority granted to the BORS to permit exclusive adjudication and demand compliance from parties in claims and counterclaims from commercial transactions involving tools, techniques, and research protocols on Congress-approved human cloning will be in violation of Article III of the...

The 4th and 5th Amendment rights are applicable in the situation discussed in this paper. Miranda rights are another name for these protections. Before he starts the interrogation, a police officer or detective who intends to question a suspect must give the suspect his Miranda rights. In our instance, the...

Citizens of the United States are protected by the Fourth Amendment from any kind of arbitrary government inquiries and seizures. legislation enforcement agencies are required to use warrants that demonstrate probable cause before conducting any searches, according to the legislation. The legislation also specifies the circumstances in which a warrantless...

The Fourth Amendment prohibits the police and other government agents from interfering with a person's right to privacy, performing searches without a warrant, and seizing property without first establishing probable cause that the person being searched has committed a crime. However, the court's decision in Maryland v. King noted that...

A 2016 American documentary titled "13th" was produced by DuVernay. The 13th Amendment to the Constitution, which was adopted in 1865, is the inspiration for the title of the movie. "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for a crime of which the party shall have been duly...

Textually and historically, the first amendment language was enacted to prevent Congress from interfering with the states' efforts at religious tolerance. The framer of the two amendments in the American constitution that symbolize respect for religious freedom was adversarial. This was true until the Supreme Court included the first amendment's...

Migration, whether motivated by economic, religious, or political considerations, has become a global phenomena. Most of these migrants lack citizenship paperwork, resulting in complicated systems of interdependence among societies. Conservatives' persistent attempts to construe the 14th Amendment to exclude children born to unauthorized immigrants have sparked heated discussion. Proponents believe...

The topic of this essay is corporate engagement in campaign finance and whether companies should be considered individuals or not. The author seeks to demonstrate how companies' freedom of speech has been constrained for some time. The author discusses some of the difficulties concerning corporate involvement in federal election campaigns...

Bills of rights are not only unneeded under the proposed constitution, but they would also be risky, according to Hamilton's argument in Federalist 84. He supports this assertion by emphasizing that rather than focusing on constitutional amendment to include the bills of rights, the Congress should address concerns regarding the...

The power of eminent domain is included in the US constitution as a means of taking private land for public use. However, when the Eminent Domain is applied, the Fifth Amendment provides for just compensation (Paul, p.84). It is unfortunate that governments at all levels have recently expanded the powers...