A few recent events remind me of Rudyard Kipling. Gods of the Copybook headings. Like many poems, it can be interpreted differently by different people. […]
After Whole Woman’s Health, v. JacksonI have written several blog posts critiquing the Chief Justice Roberts’ and Justice Sotomayor’s dissents. In my first post, I explained […]
Megan Gray, an attorney whom I am very familiar with and who I have great trust in, passed on the purported Delaware Attorney General’s Office […]
Twitter was sent a purported subpoena from the Delaware Attorney General’s Office by a lawyer I trust very much. Evidently, the subpoena wasn’t signed, and […]
Even with these uncertain times we know one thing: the new year will bring worsening and weaker showers. On Tuesday, Trump’s deregulation allowed Americans to […]
In Magistrate Zia Faruqui’s opinion U.S. v. Shroyer (D.D.C.This was decided August and discussed in some media outlets. However, it has just been posted to […]
Tim Kane from Hoover Institution is an immigration economist. He recently uploaded this podcast about an interview we did on the revised edition. You are […]
Even with these uncertain times we know one thing: the new year will bring worsening and weaker showers. On Tuesday, Trump’s deregulation allowed Americans to […]
An American judge sentenced Monday a man from Colorado to 110 years prison. A Colorado man was being tried for inciting an accident in 2019. […]
You saw reports about America’s upcoming “hot vax and “slutty Summer” everywhere you went this spring. It was like an eruption of a volcano of […]
