(The Epoch Times) The Supreme Court passed up an opportunity on Dec. 11 to lay the groundwork for overturning its precedent permitting protective zones called “bubbles” around abortion clinics to keep protesters and pro-life sidewalk counselors away. The nation’s highest… Continue Reading →
As Ecuador is no stranger to the American institutional model for its Judiciary, and even if it does not follow it formally, time has proven its highest constitutional (and some would say even political) institution, the Ecuadorian Constitutional Court, has fallen into the same ideological divide pattern as the Supreme Court of the United States, which, in turn, makes American Constitutional Law and the American Constitutional interpretation doctrine useful to understand the constitutional power and legal dynamics of the Ecuadorian Constitutional Court in a comparative analysis between the law of both countries.
There are so many things wrong with this Tweet response including the fact that having an option isn’t forcing anything and the First Amendment doesn’t call for a separation of church and state.
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