Constitutional

Inmates Sue State Over Eclipse Ban: “Constitutional Rights at Stake!”

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New York State inmates have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Corrections over plans to lockdown prisons during the upcoming solar eclipse. The lawsuit, filed by six inmates of various religious backgrounds, argues that the lockdown violates their constitutional right to practice their religion by denying them the opportunity to witness the rare celestial event. The inmates, including Christians, Muslims, Santerians, and atheists, believe that viewing the eclipse is essential to their religious practices. …

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Constitutional Abortion Rights Ensured in France – Lawmakers Vote Overwhelmingly to Guarantee Women’s Freedom to Choose

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Paris, France – French lawmakers overwhelmingly voted on Monday to pass a bill enshrining abortion rights in the country’s constitution. This historic decision makes France the first country in the world to explicitly guarantee a woman’s right to choose to terminate a pregnancy. President Emmanuel Macron proposed this move as a preventive measure against potential rollbacks on abortion rights, similar to those seen in the United States. The bill, passed with a strong majority of …

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**Constitutional Concerns**: Will Trump Break the Law in Second Term? Former Challenger Nikki Haley Speaks Out

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Washington, D.C. – Nikki Haley, the former Republican primary challenger to Donald Trump, expressed concerns about the idea of a president being above the law in an interview with NBC’s Meet the Press. Haley, who was Trump’s last opponent for the Republican nomination, emphasized the importance of holding the president accountable for their actions. When questioned about whether Trump would adhere to the US constitution if re-elected for a second term, Haley responded, “I don’t …

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