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The PROHIBITION AMENDMENT, outlawing the manufacture, transport, and sale of alcoholic beverages, was enforced in Ohio 27 May 1919-23 Dec. 1933—nearly 8 months longer than the 18th Amendment to the ...

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They also asked the federal government not to roll back the 18th Constitutional Amendment, saying such a move will be tantamount to usurping the constitutional rights of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Harding, Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. The 18th Amendment had been passed in 1919, banning the sale, transport and manufacture of alcohol. Cassiday made his career storing liquor in the ...

Even when the Eighteenth Amendment was ratified in 1919, banning “intoxicating liquors,” enforcement under the Volstead Act excluded sacramental wines. Skip to content All Sections ...

“We are pleased that the First Amendment rights of students and families are protected by this vital court decision,” said Patrick Elliott, Legal Director of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.

The report did not name President Trump explicitly, but made it clear that his unprecedented tariffs—a 10 percent tax on ...

A federal judge has ruled that the chatbot behind the tragedy lacks First Amendment protections, although the broader legal battle is still unfolding. Judge Anne Conway of the Middle District of ...

the Supreme Court ruled that inmates on death row could make last-minute claims that the chemicals in lethal injections are too painful and violate the Constitution's Eighth Amendment.