Police officers in Nevada are now facing the business end of a lawsuit accusing them of violating the Third Amendment, which bans government from “quartering soldiers” in a private home ...

Full Text of the Third Amendment. No Soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the Owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.

Our soldiers were able to enjoy a delicious piece of their own homes, in the loving hospitality of someone else’s. “How do you think they feel, having 10 sweaty, smelly soldiers living in ...

Jay and Luke dig into the most successful, and therefore least controversial, of the the ten amendments that make up the Bill of Rights: the prohibition on quartering soldiers.

The quartering of soldiers was a complaint or grievance of colonists which predicated our Declaration of Independence against Great Britain. It was an issue of great importance to colonists in 1776.

The "Knowing Better" YouTube channel investigates whether the Third Amendment's prohibition on the "quartering of soldiers" would apply to a militarized police force.

Legislative Assistant John Bonsell talked about why quartering troops is not required by our Constitution, as stated in the Third Amendment.

"For a man's home is his castle." — Sir Edward Coke, English jurist, 1644 If "No taxation without representation!" was the number one rallying cry of the American colonists against the British ...

When the British Parliament enacted the Quartering Act, which required the colonists to provide housing, bedding and sustenance to British soldiers stationed in America, it was bound to cause trouble.

The quartering of soldiers was a complaint or grievance of colonists which predicated our Declaration of Independence against Great Britain. It was an issue of great importance to colonists in 1776.