Urban Legends Of The Constitution

There are many urban myths about what the Constitution means. It has been mangled beyond recognition by activist judges over decades, particularly since 1947. Some of these myths are that the Constitution is a living document, that justices serve for life, that the Establishment Clause prohibits prayer and Bible reading in schools and mandates the separation of church and state, that Islam has First Amendment rights, that Supreme Court rulings are the law of the land, that precedents must be honored, that the Bill of Rights establishes group rights, and that pornograpy and blasphemy are protected by the First Amendment. None of these things is true. If you believe any of these urban legends, what you read in this book may astonish you