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Today in Supreme Court History: February 6, 1858
2.06.1858: Justice Mahlon Pittney’s Birthday. Justice Mahlon Pittney Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: Feb 6, 1858
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Free the Art! Sell the Art!
Deaccession can be described as a classic euphemism. It was my first impression. I thought it was parody of bureaucracy or an attempt to linguistic […]
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Final Version, "Katz as Originalism"
It’s a pleasure to announce that the latest edition of my article is now available. KatzOriginalism has been published in The Duke Law Journal. The […]
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Jackass Embodied Gen X’s Casual Indifference to Authority
In 1996, West Coast skate magazine was launched. Big BrotherReleased its first video. It featured skateboard tricks mostly, with gags and stunts interspersed. At the […]
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More Non-Meat Choices Are Better Than Meat Taxes or Bans
new study suggests changing food menus to include more fruits and vegetables and less meat options may be an effective and It is easier to cut […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 5, 1793
2/5/1793: Georgia v. Chisholm debated. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, February 5, 1793
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The Destruction of Detroit’s Black Bottom
Black Bottom was a thriving neighborhood of African-Americans in Detroit. It was destroyed by gentrifying builders, natural disasters, and a violent riot from its inhabitants. […]
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Member of #TeamJackson Allegedly Edited Wikipedia Bios of Potential Supreme Court Nominees
Politico According to reports, a former clerk of Judge Ketanji brown Jackson edited the Wikipedia bios for Judge Jackson and potential nominees to succeed Justice Stephen […]
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‘Trump Is Wrong. I Had No Right To Overturn the Election.’
The Republican National Committee (RNC), which had condemned the GOP’s two most vocal critics of President Donald Trump, issued the most direct criticism of Trump’s […]
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Lawyer L. Lin Wood Enjoined from Violating Non-Disparagement Agreement
L. Lin Wood was a prominent lawyer who had been working with appellees. When that relationship came to an end, “the parties entered in a […]