Should a contract trump the Constitution?

In a recent decision, Judge Chris Altenbernd, a Florida appellate judge, felt compelled to write a concurring opinion to state something every American is supposed to learn in middle school: “On July 4, 1776, in deciding to declare independence from a king who was regarded as a despot, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams provided a list of grievances that justified the revolutionary decision. One of those …

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