Tag: United States Supreme Court

Posted on

United States Supreme Court: Parents have a Fundamental Constitutional right to Rear their Children

372023717 2251421288395616 8153182091773029074 n

keep you hands off the kids !

the staff of the Ridgewood blog

Trenton NJ, Assemblyman Robert Auth (39) spent some time in Trenton on Thursday with parents concerned about Trenton-Murphy/Platkin mandates and directives. “In his concurring opinion in Troxel, Justice Thomas summarized an important aspect of this Court’s precedential opinion in Pierce v. Society of Sisters, 268 U.S. 510 (1925), writing that “parents have a fundamental constitutional right to rear their children, including the right to determine who shall educate and socialize them.”

Continue reading United States Supreme Court: Parents have a Fundamental Constitutional right to Rear their Children

Posted on

The US Supreme Court Refuses to hear the SALT Deduction Challenge

for sale Ridgewood_Real_Estate_theRodgewopodblog

file photo courtesy of Boyd Loving

the staff of the Ridgewood blog

Ridgewood NJ, the United States Supreme Court rejected New Jersey and other states’ requests to restore the full income tax deduction for state and local taxes (SALT) .

Continue reading The US Supreme Court Refuses to hear the SALT Deduction Challenge

Posted on

Reader says, “Bridget has the perfect skillset and the temperament for the job of county clerk”

141806177 109210764481441 7844521517879964933 o

“I remember well the Duke Lacrosse case a number of years ago where 3 or 4 four boys were accused of a crime and judged by the general public before the ink was dry on their defense documents. “Rich arrogant punks who were likely guilty and got exactly what they deserved”. Well, if you don’t remember how that ended, let me remind you….. The boys were acquitted when it was determined that the accuser was lying, an over zealous prosecutor purposefully withheld exculpatory evidence and the media prejudged the case and then assumed the role of judge, jury and executioner.”

Continue reading Reader says, “Bridget has the perfect skillset and the temperament for the job of county clerk”