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This War Isn’t Going as Putin Planned
Peace talks begin? Leaders from Ukraine and Russia are currently meeting in Belarus. Ukraine seeks an “immediate cease-fire” and the immediate withdrawal of its troops; […]
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Can’t Litigate Copyright and Libel Case With Allegedly Infringed Photo and Allegedly Libelous Article Sealed
Start at Jacobs v. Journal Publishing Co.Wednesday, December 13, 2009 by Magistrate Judge Steven Yarbrough.): Following the indictment of Plaintiffs for white collar crime, the […]
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Flexibility Gave Charter Schools an Edge During the Pandemic
Experience has shown that there is a way to do it. LotMany reasons exist to encourage school choice. These include escaping curricula battles, academic excellence […]
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Harlan Institute-Ashbrook Virtual Supreme Court Round of 8
Topic for the 10th Annual Harlan Institute – Ashbrook Virtual Supreme Court Competition is NYS Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen. The top eight high […]
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Discrimination Between Muslim Prisoners’ Kufis and Jewish Prisoners’ Yarmulkes Is Unconstitutional
Start at Washington v. MooreJudge George Caram Steeh, E.D. Mich.): Plaintiff John Patrick Moore, II is in the custody of the Michigan Department of Corrections […]
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Brickbat: Freeze Frame
After an aide claimed that he took inappropriate photographs of a Nebraska senator without her permission and sent them to other people, a Nebraska state […]
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The Trials of Rasmea Odeh, Part One — Joining the PFLP
Eugene, many thanks for giving me the opportunity to blog about my book. Trials of Rasmea Odeh. This is the tale of a Palestinian woman, […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 28, 1966
2/28/1966: Miranda v. Arizona argued. The Warren Court (1966). Reason.com’s original post, Today in Supreme Court History: Feb 28, 1966 was published first.
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Two Years To Slow the Spread
Democrat Bill de Blasio declared that to prevent the spread of COVID-19 omicron, all 184,000 businesses within the city will be required by law to […]
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Brickbat: Freeze Frame
After an aide claimed that he took inappropriate photographs of a Nebraska senator without her permission and sent them to other people, a Nebraska state […]