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Today in Supreme Court History: December 25, 2009
11.24.2009: Justice Elena Kagan was “probably at a Chinese Restaurant.” Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, December 25, 2009 originally appeared here.
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A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. Alert: New case: Game wardens can trespass on private property […]
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Brickbat: Trashy Behavior
Richard Charles Barrios III was a Ventura County Sheriff’s deputy. After pleading guilty, Barrios received a one-year sentence followed by two years probation. The results […]
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Divorced Parents’ Tension About COVID Protections, and Possible Violation of Stipulated Agreement, May Lead to Shift from Joint Decisionmaking on Vaccination
Start at B.S. v. A.S.Jeffrey S. Sunshine of New York, judge at the New York Trial Court, made Tuesday’s decision. The parties share join custody […]
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Feddie Night Festivus: Blackman vs. Everybody!
Happy Festivus everyone! Enjoy my Feddie Night Festivus performance. I had grievances to make against the Justices at the moment, which includes many of the […]
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Look Past Partisan Rhetoric To Understand California’s Recent Crime Problems
Like all areas of our society these days, every problem draws simple partisan answers—and then sparks a nasty battle over pat policy proposals and between two […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: December 24, 1798
12/24/1798 – James Madison’s Virginia Resolution is published. James Madison Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History December 24, 1798
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White Lotus
Opening scene for HBO’s “The Big Bang Theory” The White Lotus introduces a coffin, and then it flashes back one week. It will surprise viewers to see […]
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Foundation
Isaac Asimov’s famous science fiction trilogy centers on the central conflict. FoundationThe state and science are inseparable. These books were created from short stories published between […]
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Brickbat: Trashy Behavior
Richard Charles Barrios III was a Ventura County Sheriff’s deputy. After pleading guilty, Barrios received a one-year sentence followed by two years probation. The results […]