In the midst of arguments Dobbs, Justice Breyer continued his long-standing jeremiad against Lochner. Breyer claimed that, during the Depresion Lochner became unsustainable because it required “pure […]
Tuesday will be the New York Times The DOJ published an obsequie for Philip B. Heymann. Heymann was an attorney who served as a lawyer in […]
Celebrity TV physician Mehmet Oz is running in the Republican primary to represent Pennsylvania in the U.S. Senate. Oz, who was trained as a surgeon of […]
Today, I was visiting Washington, D.C., to attend a meeting at Capitol Hill. Following the briefing, i walked to the Supreme Court. To my surprise, […]
In the halcyon days when people were still optimistic about social media’s power to do good in the world, they would point to moments like […]
We invite you to join us at Feddie Night Festivus on Wednesday, December 23, 8 ET. You will be surprised at how many times you’ve […]
The school was attacked by a student of Oxford High School, aged 15, on Tuesday. Ethan Crumbley the gunman, had been taken into custody minutes […]
Massachusetts Judge orders state prisons to discontinue using well-respected reliability issues in drug field tests. This is after the lawyers and incarcerated individuals claimed they […]
On Wednesday, The Lovely BonesAlice Sebold, author of Alice Sebold has apologized to the man responsible for Alice’s rape 40-years ago and was sentenced to […]
Historical commentators sometimes use the U.S. Supreme Court’s 20th-century jurisprudence to refer to an “era of laissez faire constitutionalism.” These are specifically referring to Lochner […]
