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A Preliminary Memorandum for Counsel Concerning the Proper Sequence of Constitutional Analysis in Case No. 25-365 “Every sound legal analysis begins by identifying the proper question before attempting to answer it.” Counsel, Because the period for seeking further review under Rule 44 is rapidly approaching, I respectfully submit this brief preliminary memorandum before forwarding …
REHEAR AND ENFORCE Working Draft Constitutional Memorandum FOR IMMEDIATE PROFESSIONAL REVIEW Counsel, Because the period for seeking further review under Supreme Court Rule 44 is rapidly expiring, I am forwarding the accompanying working draft of my constitutional memorandum in its present form rather than waiting for editorial perfection. The manuscript remains under final revision. Footnotes, …
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Thank you for agreeing to review this proposal. I recognize that constitutional attorneys are approached regularly with theories claiming to have discovered overlooked historical evidence or new constitutional interpretations. Most do not withstand careful legal scrutiny. Accordingly, I do not ask that you accept the conclusions presented here simply because I have reached them. I …
The author is not an attorney and does not present this memorandum as legal advice or as a substitute for representation by qualified counsel. The historical theories, constitutional questions, interpretive framework, and principal arguments presented here arose from the author’s decades of independent grassroots research, lived experience, civic advocacy, and study of Reconstruction-era legislation and …
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Counsel, Because the period for seeking further review under Supreme Court Rule 44 is rapidly expiring, I am forwarding the accompanying working draft of my constitutional memorandum in its present form rather than waiting for editorial perfection. The manuscript remains under final revision. Footnotes, appendices, formatting, source verification, and several editorial refinements are still being …
This memorandum began with a question. It did not begin with an accusation. Nor did it begin with a predetermined conclusion. It began by asking whether the Civil Rights Act of 1866, President Andrew Johnson’s contemporaneous veto messages, the debates of the Thirty-Ninth Congress, the Reconstruction Amendments, and the subsequent development of constitutional jurisprudence should …
Matters Respectfully Submitted for Consideration The purpose of this memorandum has not been to prescribe a predetermined constitutional outcome, but to respectfully present historical materials, constitutional questions, and interpretive observations for professional legal examination. Accordingly, the author respectfully submits the following matters for consideration by the President of the United States, the Office of White …
Constitutional Literacy, National Reconciliation, and the Unfinished Work of Reconstruction Looking Forward While Honoring the Past Every generation inherits constitutional questions that it did not create but nevertheless bears responsibility to examine. The generation that enacted the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and proposed the Fourteenth Amendment confronted the immediate legal consequences of slavery, emancipation, …
Article II, the Civil Rights Act of 1866, and the President’s Executive Responsibilities An Independent Constitutional Question The preceding Part addressed the possibility of further judicial consideration through the procedures established by Rule 44. This Part addresses a different constitutional question. Regardless of whether additional judicial proceedings occur, what responsibilities, if any, does the President …