Magistrates, that have power to protect those that are injured, if they neglect to redress their grievances are really guilty of inflicting them. — Matthew Henry, commentary on Jepthah, Judges chapter 11 The people of Tennessee, 6.8 million in all, have title to liberty. That clear title is in a bill, an agreement they extend to the state and its servants in the form of a constitution. By David Tulis / NoogaRadio The constitution is a political compact, a delegation of authority to the state, an entity known generally as the “government.” It establishes ownership of liberty as belonging to … Continue reading Judges sip, chat, relax, as people’s pleas ignored