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travel

financial restrictions,
76
–
78

freedom to,
67
–
82

physical restrictions,
72
–
76

treasury bills,
216

tripartite nullification,
196

Tripartite Pact,
159

truisms,
xx
–
xxi

Tucker, Gideon J.,
6

Tuck-It-Away Associates,
19

tyranny,
198
,
224

U

union security,
64

United Nations, Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
71
–
72

United States, intent to provoke attack by Japan,
160

United States Code, on terrorism,
49

U.S. Constitution,
xxix
,
121
,
255

First Amendment,
38
,
39

Second Amendment,
122
–
123
,
127
–
128
,
134
–
136

Third Amendment,
85
–
86

Fourth Amendment,
96
,
98

Fifth Amendment,
22
–
23
,
92
,
178
,
180

Ninth Amendment,
xxx
,
86

Tenth Amendment,
92

Thirteenth Amendment,
53
,
73

Fourteenth Amendment,
xxx
,
125
,
178
,
180

Sixteenth Amendment,
222

Bill of Rights,
xii
,
xxx
,
39

Due Process Clause,
92

Equal Protection Clause,
58

guarantees,
85
–
86

Interstate Commerce Clause,
30
,
34
–
35
,
62
,
71

Just Compensation Clause,
18
,
21

on President as Commander in Chief,
166

and war,
162

U.S. Court of Appeals for Second Circuit in New York,
140

U.S. Defense Department, budget,
171
–
172

U.S. Government Printing Office,
241

United States v. Carolene Products
(1938),
184
–
185
,
186

University of Texas at Austin,
134

unreasonable search and seizure,
85

V

V for Vendetta
,
xxxiii

validity of laws,
xvi
,
xxvii
–
xxviii

Vance, Laurence M.,
56
,
243

victimless crime,
242
,
246
–
250

Vidal, Gore,
118

Vietnam War,
164
–
165

Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994,
128
–
129

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,
133

von Mises, Ludwig,
173

W

Wagner Act,
63
–
64

waiver of rights,
179

Walker, Vaughn,
94

war,
159
–
175

and health of state,
161
–
163

motives,
161

perpetual, as new normalcy,
174

prosperity from,
173
–
174

War Finance Corporation,
169
–
170

War on Poverty,
218

War on Terror,
48
,
96
,
165
,
174

Warren, Earl,
91

Warsaw Ghetto uprising,
124

We the People Foundation for Constitutional Education,
139

We the People v. United States
,
139

wealth, creation,
173

Weinstein, Henry,
17

welfare programs,
230

White, Harry Dexter,
215

Wickard v. Filburn
(1942),
30

William the Conqueror,
17
–
18

Williams, Walter E.,
54
–
55
,
66

Williamson v. Lee Optical
(1955),
187
–
188

Wilson, Woodrow,
41
,
212

wiretapping,
87

World War I,
164
,
213

World War II, printing money to fund,
215

Wyoming Valley Massacre,
43

Z

Zenger, John Peter,
192
–
193
,
195
–
196

About the Author

A graduate of Princeton University and the University of Notre Dame Law School, Judge
Andrew P. Napolitano
is the youngest life-tenured Superior Court judge in the history of the State of New Jersey. He sat on the bench from 1987 to 1995, when he presided over more than 150 jury trials and addressed thousands of motions, sentencings, and hearings. He taught constitutional law at Seton Hall Law School for eleven years, and he returned to private practice in 1995. Judge Napolitano began television work in the same year.

As the Senior Judicial Analyst for Fox News, Judge Napolitano broadcasts nationwide on the Fox News Channel (FNC) and the Fox Business Network (FBN) throughout the day, Monday through Friday. He hosts
FreedomWatch
on FBN on weekdays, and he is the one of the rotating hosts for
The Five
, weekdays on FNC.

Judge Napolitano is a nationally recognized lecturer on the U.S. Constitution, the rule of law, civil liberties in wartime, and human freedom. He has been published in the
New York Times
, the
Wall Street Journal
, the
Los Angeles Times
, and numerous other publications. This book is his sixth on the U.S. Constitution.