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Once Upon a Time at Bennington College
Donna Tartt was threatened by her lawyer in October when she sent an ultimatum to the podcast creator Bennington College – Once Upon A TimeThis perversely […]
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Brickbat: Take a Hike
French new law requires car advertising to encourage people to carpool or take public transportation to reach their destination. This law, which is part of […]
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Who Decides, Redux?
Oral arguments NFIB v. OSHAJudge Sutton was apparently on the minds of several Justices. Justice Kagan was asked “Who decides?” Justice Kagan asked “Who decides?” […]
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SCOTUS Cites F.4th!
Mid-2021 saw WestLaw introduce F.4th, the fourth series of Federal Reporter. F.4th has now made its way into Supreme Court cases. Doe v. MillsJustice Gorsuch’s […]
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NFIB v. OSHA Cites Shadow Docket Decision As Precedential
What is a summary order of the shadow docket? Before NFIB v. OSHAThis question is open to me. Vetan Kapoor and Judge Trevor McFadden wrote […]
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Justice Gorsuch’s “Trepidation”
On Thursday morning the Supreme Court made a decision Babcock v. Kijakazi. This was not what people had hoped for. However, BabcockImportant. My count was: BabcockThe first […]
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom Reverses Decision to Grant Sirhan Sirhan Parole
You can find the decision here. Here are some important paragraphs. His crimes are so grave that it is hard to believe that he should […]
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Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby Indicted for Perjury,
Today’s indictment can be viewed here. The Baltimore Sun (Justin Fenton & Tim Prudente) reports: Indictment claims that Mosby (41), sought to withdraw $40,000 from […]
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As D.C. Prepares To Implement a Vaccine Mandate, Matt Gaetz Tries To Block It
The congressional Republicans have moved to stop the mandate from being implemented in Washington, D.C., just days before it is due to be implemented. On […]
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‘We’ Didn’t Increase the Debt. Politicians, Congress, and Bureaucrats Did.
The most harmful pronouns have nothing to do gender identity. The problem is the unclear ‘we’ that are used in public policy discussions. These were […]