Constitution

NCLA Asks Supreme Court to Revisit 120-year-old Precedent that Led to Rights Abuses Amid Pandemic

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Monday, March 11, 2024

MSU fired two of NCLA’s three clients, all of whom had naturally acquired immunity to Covid, for refusing the vaccine.

Key Points: 
  • MSU fired two of NCLA’s three clients, all of whom had naturally acquired immunity to Covid, for refusing the vaccine.
  • NCLA further urges the Court to hold that MSU’s policy failed to meet that standard.
  • NCLA’s petition presents the Supreme Court with an ideal opportunity to correct this widespread misunderstanding before another emergency pandemic breaks out.
  • The Court needs to update the precedent to reflect current constitutional law.”
    “CDC’s flawed guidance was not subject to direct court challenge, because it was deemed mere guidance.

ERIC MORRISSETTE’S, HEAD OF MBDA, STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO COURT RULING

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Saturday, March 9, 2024

Washington, DC, March 09, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 55 years ago, President Richard Nixon established the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA).

Key Points: 
  • Washington, DC, March 09, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 55 years ago, President Richard Nixon established the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA).
  • When we expand economic access for socially and economically disadvantaged individuals and their businesses, we create more jobs, generate more revenue, and uplift communities.
  • This benefits everyone, and no one understands that more than President Biden and Vice President Harris.
  • I disagree with the court’s decision, and we are exploring our options in the case.

Cicero Institute Files SCOTUS Amicus Brief on Ninth Circuit Homelessness Ruling

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Wednesday, March 6, 2024

Cicero Institute challenges the notion that homelessness policy must be solely punitive in nature, advocating instead for comprehensive strategies that address the root causes of homelessness, like untreated mental illness and addiction.

Key Points: 
  • Cicero Institute challenges the notion that homelessness policy must be solely punitive in nature, advocating instead for comprehensive strategies that address the root causes of homelessness, like untreated mental illness and addiction.
  • It highlights successful initiatives from across the country that demonstrate the efficacy of holistic approaches in addressing homelessness while respecting individual rights—including prohibitions on dangerous street camps.
  • In its decision, the Ninth Circuit essentially recognized a “constitutional right” to camp on public property.
  • The amicus brief underscores the Institute's unwavering commitment to defending the rule of law and ensuring that justice prevails.

New NCLA Lawsuit Exposes Public Company Accounting Oversight Board’s Star Chamber Proceedings

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Tuesday, March 5, 2024

NCLA’s client, John Doe (a pseudonym used to protect his anonymity), asks the Court to stop these disciplinary proceedings and declare them unconstitutional.

Key Points: 
  • NCLA’s client, John Doe (a pseudonym used to protect his anonymity), asks the Court to stop these disciplinary proceedings and declare them unconstitutional.
  • NCLA is pleased to partner with Tom Potter in the Nashville office of Burr & Forman LLP on this important matter of first impression.
  • After years of intrusive investigation, PCAOB can impose punishing sanctions against individual accountants and accounting firms in its regulatory ambit.
  • The Board’s disciplinary proceedings deprive John Doe of his right to a jury trial, violating the Sixth and Seventh Amendments.

NCLA Brief Asks High Court to Restore Law Forbidding Congress from Divesting Legislative Power

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Friday, March 1, 2024

Congress may not divest to an executive agency legislative power that Article I of the Constitution vests in it, a principle known as the nondelegation doctrine.

Key Points: 
  • Congress may not divest to an executive agency legislative power that Article I of the Constitution vests in it, a principle known as the nondelegation doctrine.
  • The Supreme Court should review the Sixth Circuit’s erroneous decision and deem unrestricted divestment of power impermissible.
  • NCLA’s amicus brief details how the nondelegation doctrine developed to prevent Congress from divesting legislative power to outside parties, but its modern application actually enables constitutional violations, wrongly legitimizing statutes that effectively grant power to the Executive Branch.
  • NCLA released the following statements:
    “The nondelegation doctrine purports to prohibit Congress from delegating any lawmaking power to executive agencies.

FOMO WORLDWIDE PROVIDES INVESTOR UPDATE; CALLS OUT FINRA; WILL CANCEL REVERSE SPLIT IF FINRA RULE 6490 REVIEW NOT CONCLUDED BY 02/26

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Tuesday, February 20, 2024

Our CUSIP has been changed to Wyoming and is on its sixth reminder for activation by CUSIP Global Services.

Key Points: 
  • Our CUSIP has been changed to Wyoming and is on its sixth reminder for activation by CUSIP Global Services.
  • Further, we have requested that FINRA complete its Rule 6490 reviews of our ticker change, name change, and redomicile immediately.
  • Management believes FINRA is unreasonably withholding completion of its Rule 6490 reviews of FOMO’s corporate actions.
  • The Company will host an investor meeting next Wednesday February 28th at 5:00pm to update investors on its acquisitive growth strategy.

En Banc Fifth Circuit Will Hear NCLA Lawsuit Against Legally Defective Nasdaq Board Diversity Rules

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Tuesday, February 20, 2024

NCLA welcomes the opportunity to argue this case before the full Fifth Circuit, where we will urge the Court to set these unlawful rules aside.

Key Points: 
  • NCLA welcomes the opportunity to argue this case before the full Fifth Circuit, where we will urge the Court to set these unlawful rules aside.
  • The Court also granted the petition for rehearing en banc filed in the case by the Alliance for Fair Board Recruitment.
  • NCLA looks forward to the en banc Fifth Circuit correcting these glaring errors very soon.
  • NCLA is delighted that the Fifth Circuit has voted to vacate the deeply flawed panel opinion and rehear the case.”

Old Glory Bank Continues Brisk Expansion and Announces Ownership Opportunity with a Public Private-Placement

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Friday, March 8, 2024

Old Glory Bank announced today they are again challenging the status quo by directly inviting accredited Americans in all 50 states to become an owner of Old Glory Bank.

Key Points: 
  • Old Glory Bank announced today they are again challenging the status quo by directly inviting accredited Americans in all 50 states to become an owner of Old Glory Bank.
  • Ring notes that once Old Glory has more than 2,000 stockholders, Old Glory Holding Company will begin typical filings under the Exchange Act of 1934.
  • If someone has not yet opened an account at Old Glory Bank, it takes just 8 minutes at www.oldglorybank.com .
  • To interview Mike Ring, Old Glory Bank’s President and CEO, contact Ms. Jules Wortman, at [email protected] or Kim Doster, at [email protected] .

GENDER EQUALITY ISN'T YET IN THE CONSTITUTION -- ADVOCATES CALL ON SUPPORTERS TO #SHOUTFOREQUALITY

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Wednesday, March 6, 2024

NEW YORK, March 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, former U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, along with Equal Rights Amendment advocates across the country, launched a new "SHOUT FOR EQUALITY" campaign to harness the discontent of women, in all their diversity, and everyone across the nation who supports enshrining the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) into the U.S. Constitution.

Key Points: 
  • The ERA Coalition and its 300-plus partner organizations, along with thousands of individuals, are participating in the ERA petition drive Sign4ERA.org.
  • Fully 80% of people in the United States believe that women are guaranteed equal rights to men under the Constitution.
  • "We are fighting for the Equal Rights Amendment to be recognized in the Constitution to guarantee equality for all people.
  • The "SHOUT FOR EQUALITY" tool was developed by award-winning creative agency Ogilvy in support of the publication of the ERA.

Judge Rules in Favor of NSBA in Lawsuit over Corporate Transparency Act

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Monday, March 4, 2024

"The CTA has from the very beginning been poor policy that unfairly targets America's small businesses," said McCracken, President and CEO of NSBA.

Key Points: 
  • "The CTA has from the very beginning been poor policy that unfairly targets America's small businesses," said McCracken, President and CEO of NSBA.
  • "This ruling justifies the concerns of millions of American businesses about how the CTA is not only a bureaucratic overreach, but a Constitutional infringement."
  • The challenge to the CTA began in 2022 when the NSBA and Huntsville business owner Isaac Winkles first brought their case before the District Court.
  • Celebrating more than 85 years in operation, NSBA is a staunchly nonpartisan organization advocating on behalf of America's entrepreneurs.