Constitution

An argument over who should pay for an expanded sidewalk and other damages has resulted in a lawsuit against the city of Missoula.

Did you know that the 13th amendment, the one which abolished slavery, was not officially ratified in the state of Mississipi until 2013? The century-and-a-half-over-due ratification took place this month due to a man from India, Dr. Ranjan Batra, and the blockbuster Lincoln.

Does Georgetown law professor Louis Michael Seidman make a good point? How could the country's founders have known what we would be dealing with 200 years later? Should the constitution be changed?  Professor Seidman says: I’ve got a simple idea: Let’s give up on the Constitution...

Today was National Constitution Day, the anniversary of the date it was signed in Philadelphia. Carl Graham with the Montana Policy Institute gave us a little lesson on that awesome document. Carl on 1450 KMMS

Jennifer Bordy our resident Law Authority, took the morning to give us a lesson on the basics of the Constitution. And her favorite amendments, mainly out of the Bill of Rights.   Jennifer Pt 1 Jennifer Pt 2

This Morning Former Montana State Legislator Roger Koopman and Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson Join me after 7 this morning. Tune in and join in.

During the reading of the Constitution during Thursday's session of congress, a Birther..spoke her mind.