Madison's Music (42 page)

     
Supreme Court and,
55
,
83–84

Gleeser, Carl,
190

good-faith mistake, exclusionary rule and,
123

Goodhue, Benjamin,
207

Gore, Al.
See
Bush v. Gore

government

     
censorship by,
9
,
122
,
125
,
233n18

     
Establishment Clause and,
142–43

     
First Amendment and,
9

     
power creep of,
32

     
Supreme Court and,
121–22

     
Tenth Amendment and,
32

Grand Jury Clause

     
Committee of Eleven and,
215

     
in Fifth Amendment,
15
,
215

Greece, democracy in,
35

Greene, Ray,
158

Guantánamo Bay military prison,
171

gun control,
184

Hamilton, Alexander,
200

     
Constitution and,
198

     
originalism and,
177

Hamilton, Andrew,
126

Harding, Warren G.,
189
,
191

Harlan, John Marshall,
19–20

     
Baker v. Carr
and,
40
,
41

     
CO and,
134

     
conscience and,
30

     
freedom of association and,
30
,
76
,
86
,
111

     
secular conscience and,
41
,
134

     
Souter and,
178

     
United States v. Seeger
and,
236n3

Harper, William,
160
,
239–40n20

Harrison, Benjamin,
188

Hayes, Rutherford B.

     
Electoral College and,
189

     
“safe-harbor” provision and,
232n51

Haywood, Big Bill,
192

hearers, First Amendment and,
100–102
,
118–20

Hill, Joe,
192

Hitler, Adolf,
97
,
191

Hobby Lobby.
See
Burwell v. Hobby Lobby

Holiday, Billie,
77

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Jr.,
7
,
8
,
191

     
Abrams v. United States
and,
111

     
Darwinism and,
182

     
Debs and,
189

     
First Amendment and,
99

     
Whitney v. California
and,
111

Hooe, Robert Townsend,
160
,
165
,
239–40n20

House of Representatives.
See also
electoral districts

     
Article I and,
204

     
Bill of Rights and,
217–22

     
caucuses in,
91

     
CO and,
220–21

     
Committee of Eleven and,
217–22

     
conscience and,
18–19

     
Keep and Bear Arms Clause and,
219

     
Marbury v. Madison
and,
153

     
Marshall, John, in,
155

     
membership of,
208
,
226–27n1

     
voting for,
148

“The House Was Quiet and the World Was Calm” (Stevens),
2–3

Hovey, Alvin P.,
188

human dignity

     
First Amendment and,
8–9
,
11

     
natural law for,
32

     
speech and,
8–9

idea market,
8–9

     
New York Times v. Sullivan
and,
177

inclusio unis est exclusio alterium
(inclusion of one thing is exclusion of the other),
29–30

income tax, Sixteenth Amendment and,
44

incumbents, electoral districts for,
22

Indiana, voter identification requirements in,
69
,
73–74

individual self-defense, Keep and Bear Arms Clause and,
24

“ink blot,” Bork and,
33

International Workers of the World (IWW),
192–93

interrogation, in Fifth Amendment,
25
,
26
,
28

investigation, in Fourth Amendment,
25
,
26

IWW.
See
International Workers of the World

Japanese internment camps,
183
,
191–92
,
195–96

Jay, John,
152
,
154
,
155
,
200

Jefferson, Thomas,
2
,
6
,
239n17
.
See also
Marbury v. Madison

     
Alien and Sedition Acts and,
195

     
equality and,
153

     
French Revolution and,
153

     
libel and,
186

     
natural law and,
32

     
originalism and,
177

     
Supreme Court and,
161–62

Jehovah's Witnesses,
99
,
191

Jews,
138
,
237n10

     
anti-Semitism and,
8

     
Supreme Court and,
145

jihadist terror,
8

Jim Crow laws,
130
,
183

Johnson, Andrew,
188

Johnson, Lyndon B.,
112

     
Fortas and,
183

Johnson, Thomas,
156

Johnson v. Governor
,
231n25

judges.
See also
Marbury v. Madison
;
Midnight Judges Act
;
Supreme Court
;
specific judges

     
democracy and,
2

     
as oligarchs,
2

     
power of,
180–81

     
Senate and,
159

judicial review,
148–96
,
240n34

     
Bill of Rights and,
149–50

     
child-labor laws and,
181

     
Constitution and,
149
,
179–80

     
corporations and,
181

     
labor unions and,
181

     
Marbury v. Madison
and,
150–73

     
minimum wage and,
181

     
New Deal and,
182–85

     
politicization of,
180–85

     
Roosevelt, F., and,
182–85

     
slavery and,
181–82

     
source of,
150–51

     
“train wreck” cases and,
172–73

Judiciary Act of 1789,
154
,
238n7

jury trial

     
in civil law,
27

     
Committee of Eleven and,
215

     
for criminal law,
27

     
Seventh Amendment and,
206

justice-of-the-peace.
See
Marbury v. Madison

juveniles, death penalty and,
27

Kagan, Elena,
121

Kant, Immanuel,
98
,
99
,
106

Keep and Bear Arms Clause

     
House of Representatives and,
219

     
in Second Amendment,
14
,
24
,
219

Kennedy, Anthony

     
on
Citizens United v. FEC
,
70–71
,
74

     
on corporations,
73

     
First Amendment and,
232n55

     
on Free Speech Clause,
70

Khrushchev, Nikita,
139

Kilty, William,
156

Kimball, Hazen,
165
,
240n27

King, Martin Luther, Jr.,
129
,
130

Knox v. SEIU
,
235n39

Koch brothers,
64

Korematsu v. United States
,
183
,
191–92
,
195–96

Ku Klux Klan,
111

labor unions

     
conscience and,
135

     
judicial review and,
181

     
as unlawful conspiracies,
6

Lachowsky, Hyman,
190

lame ducks

     
Midnight Judges Act by,
157

     
Twentieth Amendment and,
44

Lansing, John,
199

law enforcement, amendments for,
25

leafleting, about World War I,
6–7
,
189–91

Lee, Charles,
159
,
160–61
,
162
,
164
,
165

libel

     
First Amendment and,
9
,
111
,
186

     
Jefferson and,
186

Lincoln, Abraham,
2

     
Civil War and,
6
,
186–87
,
195

     
Merryman and,
186–87

     
military and,
186–87

     
Milligan and,
187

     
third parties and,
60

Lincoln, Levi,
154
,
158
,
159
,
161

Lingan, James,
159

Lipman, Samuel,
190

     
Stalin and,
191

Lispenard, Anthony,
152

literacy tests

     
for voting,
36
,
45

     
Voting Rights Act of 1965 and,
45

     
Warren Court and,
45

literalism

     
Constitution and,
173–75

     
First Amendment and,
174–75