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  • Tom Parker: the Biggest Threat to Abortion in this Generation, According to Pro-Abortion Critic

    10/14/2014 8:06:28 AM PDT · by juliosevero · 6 replies
    Last Days Watchman ^ | Julio Severo
    Tom Parker: the Biggest Threat to Abortion in this Generation, According to Pro-Abortion Critic By Julio Severo Pro-abortion activist Nina Martin has labeled an Alabama judge as a man who “has figured out how to dismantle Roe v. Wade.” In her piece in New Republic, she also said, “Tom Parker’s writings fuel the biggest threat to abortion rights in a generation.” Yet, before nailing him to her cross, she points his “malevolent” credentials. She says that in 2005, Justice Parker spoke to a group of homeschool students at a retreat of the Witherspoon School of Law and Public Policy....
  • 2nd bite to challenge Obama's eligibility?

    12/10/2012 10:41:24 AM PST · by Perseverando · 44 replies
    WND ^ | December 09, 2012 | Bob Unruh
    Famous justice has had 'serious questions' about birth certificate A longstanding eligibility case challenging Barack Obama’s presence in the White House soon could be headed to the state Supreme Court in Alabama, where one justice already in a court filing has questioned the authenticity of Obama’s documentation, and the incoming chief justice is a dyed-in-the-wool Constitution supporter with little tolerance for those who want to bypass the document. The move is pending in an eligibility challenge brought by Hugh McInnish and others against the Alabama Secretary of State Beth Chapman. The case most recently was turned down by a state...
  • Alabama Judge Declares War on U.S. Supreme Court (Juvenile Death Penalty)

    03/03/2006 1:02:42 PM PST · by RWR8189 · 43 replies · 1,586+ views
    Legal Times ^ | March 3, 2006 | Tony Mauro
    Sitting calmly in his impeccably neat office at Alabama's Justice Building, state Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker does not look like a man at war with the U.S. Supreme Court.But even before he says a word, his desk offers hints. Prominently displayed are Mark Levin's conservative attack on the U.S. Supreme Court, "Men in Black," and Phyllis Schlafly's "The Supremacists: The Tyranny of Judges and How to Stop It."The book Parker refers to the most, however, is a small one he pulls out of his pocket frequently during the conversation with a visiting reporter. It contains the texts of the...
  • Alabama Justices Surrender to Judicial Activism

    01/16/2006 8:49:28 AM PST · by Law · 42 replies · 1,669+ views
    Birmingham News ^ | January 1, 2006 | Tom Parker
    In 1997, a vicious thug entered the home of a pregnant Alabama woman. He raped and repeatedly stabbed her, then fled, leaving her to die in a house with three other children. Police acted swiftly and caught the attacker, Renaldo Adams, literally red-handed with blood. After a fair trial, Adams was convicted of rape and murder and given the death penalty. It took the jury less than 30 minutes to recommend his execution. As an assistant attorney general under then Attorney General (now U.S. Sen.) Jeff Sessions, I helped prosecute Adams and was satisfied the Alabama jury chose the punishment...
  • Ten Commandments or Ten Opinions

    06/28/2005 7:28:17 AM PDT · by Law · 15 replies · 534+ views
    Newsmax ^ | Tuesday, June 28, 2005 | Tom Parker
    Ten Commandments or Ten Opinions? Pick the former unless you want to wade through nearly 150 pages of dense US Supreme Court legal jargon explaining why a Kentucky courthouse may or may not keep a display of the Ten Commandments ("may not" carried the day, by a 5/4 vote of the justices) and why a Texas statehouse may or may not keep its display of the Ten Commandments ("may" carried the day here, by a different 5/4 vote). That's right. It took the U.S. Supreme Court ten opinions and nearly 150 pages in total to micromanage two state displays of...
  • Wise Words from a Dead Judge

    05/18/2005 7:27:14 AM PDT · by Law · 14 replies · 443+ views
    Chancey Truth ^ | May 17, 2005 | Tom Parker
    In a recent opinion against judicial activism, Alabama Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker reproduces a stunningly precient 200-year-old quote from a former Congressman and judge about the dangers of permitting judges to claim the final authority to interpret the Constitution: "Just before Marbury v. Madison was decided (1803), Congressman Joseph Nicholson, a former judge, warned what might happen if a right of judicial review of constitutional questions was permitted to become a doctrine of judicial supremacy: By what authority are the judges to be raised above the law and above the constitution? Where is the charter which places the sovereignty...
  • March for Justice II Travel, Parking and Dining Update

    04/01/2005 9:17:21 AM PST · by kristinn · 120 replies · 3,101+ views
    March for Justice II Announcement ^ | Friday, April 1, 2005 | Kristinn
    Mapquest link to rally location at Upper Senate Park.Travel: Upper Senate Park is located between the Capitol and Union Station.Union Station is accessible via Amtrak, Metro and Marc trains. There is also a large public parking lot at Union Station.Union Station is located along the Red Line on the Metro subway system. Link to Metro here. If you plan on using the outlying suburban Metro parking lots, please be aware that they fill up early in the morning because of commuters.The parking garage directly behind Union Station charges $14 for all day parking. Street parking on Capitol Hill is restricted...
  • Justice Tom Parker (Alabama Supreme Court) Condemns Schiavo Killing

    04/01/2005 6:29:04 AM PST · by Jeff Head · 139 replies · 2,895+ views
    JusticeTom Parker Office ^ | March 31, 2005 | Judge Tom Parker
    <p>NOTE: According to the contact listed above in the Judge's office who I just got off the phone to, this release was sent out last night via email and fax and will be on the Judge's web site later today.</p>
  • Justice Thomas Finds Himself in Inauguration Controversy

    02/18/2005 6:56:26 AM PST · by Law · 25 replies · 1,131+ views
    Legal Times ^ | February 17, 2005 | Tony Mauro
    A week before Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist swore in President George W. Bush to a second term as president last month, Justice Clarence Thomas presided over a little-noticed inauguration inside the Court building that has generated some controversy. In an invitation-only ceremony, Thomas on Jan. 13 gave the oath of office to newly elected Alabama Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker, a close protégé and former aide to one-time Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore. Moore was ousted from office in 2003 for defying a federal court order to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the judicial building rotunda in...