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Thomas Jefferson & John Adams in “A Fly in My Soup” - December 27, 2016

Thomas Jefferson & John Adams sit down to enjoy food and drink at the Historic Fraunces Tavern in New York City. In this video, viewers get a glimpse of the stark differences in personality of two of our Nation’s Founding Fathers. The Fraunces Tavern was established in 1762 and is registered as a National Historic Landmark. The Fraunces Tavern Long Room is where George Washington said farewell to the officers of the Continental Army in December of 1783.

Griswold v. Connecticut Back in the Spotlight As Birth Control Debate Resurfaces - July 17, 2016

Donald Scarinci of Scarinci Hollenbeck a business law firm in New Jersey discusses Grisworld v. Connecticut.

Thomas Jefferson & John Adams Discuss the Constitution with Donald Scarinci - July 1, 2016

Thomas Jefferson & John Adams sit down with Donald Scarinci to discuss the Constitution at the Historic Fraunces Tavern in New York City. The Fraunces Tavern was established in 1762 and is a registered as a National Historic Landmark. The Fraunces Tavern Long Room is where George Washington said farewell to the officers of the Continental Army in December of 1783.

Marbury v. Madison | How it gave the Supreme Court the power to decide fate of “Obama care” - May 8, 2016

Donald Scarinci explains how Marbury v. Madison, decided in 1803, gives the United States Supreme Court the power to decide whether “Obama care” will be the law of the land or not.

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