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No Preliminary Injunctions Against Libel
Start at Belmondo v. AmisialThe Florida Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the petition Wednesday, with Judge Alexander Bokor as an author, and Justices […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 22, 2005
2/22/2005: Kelo against City of New London Argument Reason.com’s original post, Today in Supreme Court History: Feb 22, 2005 was published first.
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Pandemic Restrictions Extra Painful for Businesses Owned by Minorities, Women, and Veterans
This news may surprise policymakers, but it is not for us. It appears that COVID-19 hit small businesses hard. The most affected were business owners, […]
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Stephen Breyer Makes the Liberal Case Against Court Packing
The U.S. Supreme Court informed President George W. Bush in 2008 that he could not escape constitutional limitations by fighting a global terrorist war. This […]
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Brickbat: Easier Than Pulling Them Over
Five counts each of computer crime in the third degree and forgery in second degree have been filed against a former Norwalk police officer. Police […]
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Standing in West Virginia v. EPA Revisited
The Supreme Court will be hearing oral arguments in the case on Monday, February 28. West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency, a question about the authority […]
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Licensing of Speaking Professions Doesn’t Violate First Amendment
Start at Del Castillo v. SecretaryThursday’s decision was made by Judge Robert Luck and Judges Elizabeth Branch, Ed Carnes. (See the bottom for my thoughts […]
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Ohio Trial Court Decision Denying Ivermectin Injunction
From Franklin County Widespread Pleas Choose Carl Aveni’s determination in Bontell v. Ohiohealth Corp. (observe that Ms. Mikalonis apparently died Jan. 1, after this determination […]
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Brickbat: You Have to Move
With a brand new hire management legislation taking impact on Could 1, many landlords in St. Paul, Minnesota, notably small landlords and those that hire […]
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Federal Court Bars Federal Agencies from Considering the Costs of Climate Change in Agency Rulemakings
On his first full day in workplace. President Biden issued Govt Order 13990, requiring that federal businesses start reversing Trump Administration environmental insurance policies, notably […]