This is the time of year for federal formalist courts to make their scholarship available on SSRN. My forthcoming article on seperability has been mentioned […]
Joe Biden was still campaigning to win the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020. Much of the news coverage was focused upon the stark contrast between […]
The NFL’s Buffalo Bills are probably most well-known for losing four consecutive Super Bowls in the late 1980s and early ’90s—a remarkable accomplishment ultimately overshadowed […]
The best of Ukrainian wartime humor: Question: What is the reason that all Russian cars are marked in Ukraine with a Z? Answer: The military […]
Eliot Cutler was a Carter Administration official who is now an Independent Maine candidate for governor. He was charged with possessing child pornography. Cutler was […]
Below is an extract from the Original Jurisdiction. The whole book is worth reading. Here’s what the policy—which Dean Gerken never quotes from in her […]
Yesterday’s judgment was based on Judge Lee Rudofsky’s decision denying summary Judgment. Long v. Smith (E.D. Ark.): Derrick Long (Grant Long’s nephew) filed a personal […]
On Sunday, Florida Republican Congressman Brian Mast said he supported President Biden’s now-walked-back call for regime change in Russia – and went even further in […]
Nathan Rabin writes, “I’m a professional memoryer.” Trash is a joy. It is my responsibility to keep this in mind, not only for myself but […]
According to reports, two Islamic State members killed and 12 were injured in a shooting attack that took place in Hadera in Israel on Sunday. […]
