“Suggestion of Sexual Conduct Alone Cannot Constitute Obscenity,”
Start at Bedtelyon v. State, a decision of the Indiana Court of Appeals today in an opinion of Judge Leeanna Wissmann and Judges Edward Najam […]
Prosecutor Extorts $300,000 Out of Alleged Drug Dealer by Threatening His Entire Family with Charges
The idea that the U.S. penal legal system can be used to buy your freedom is being revived by a prosecutor. This is how I […]
Supreme Court Reinstates Death Sentence For Boston Bomber Tsarnaev
The Supreme Court approved a 3-1 vote on ideological grounds to restore the death penalty for Dzhokhar Trsarnaev, the Boston Bomber who survived. Tsarnaev’s older […]
Pump Prices Are Going Up, But That’s a Helluva Lot Better Than 1970s Gas Rationing
As Russia’s incursion into Ukraine continues, oil prices have risen due to worries about global supplies. CNBC’s Daniel Yergin, an oil analyst and historian said that […]
San Diego County Jails Will Use Body Cameras Following Damning State Audit
Part of the a new pilot programFollowing a sting operation, San Diego County Sheriff’s Deputies will be wearing body cameras at their county jail. state […]
Biden Divides Democrats With Calls To ‘Fund Police’
Casey Harper, The Center Square While President Joe Biden attacked the defunding of police during Tuesday’s State of the Union Address, others within his party […]
Expert Warns America: Get Ready For $5 A Gallon Gas Very Soon
Analysts are warning that gas prices will continue to rise in the midst of Russia’s war with Ukraine, with one expert noting that Americans should […]
A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. Attention D.C. area residents! Short Circuit will record live at […]
The Case for Preserving New York Times v. Sullivan
Although it’s approximately 200 pages in length, I haven’t yet read the Media Law Resource Center’s new white paper. However, it looks very interesting. Here’s […]