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Some History of Insults of Lawyers, and Whether They Are Libelous
An opinion by Judge Everett Martin, Virginia Circuit Court in Ashby v. Rowe (Va. Cir. (Va. Cir. After all, there is a third certainty to […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 16, 1833
2/16/1833: Barron and the City of Baltimore are decided. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, February 16, 1833
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EARN IT Act Abuses Privacy in the Guise of Protecting Kids
Governments have by no means preferred it when their topics preserve secrets and techniques from them they usually actually do not like encryption expertise, which […]
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Brickbat: Rules Are for Little People
Dave Callus, a parent of Webster’s school board, was removed from his seat and expelled from the meeting because he wasn’t wearing a mask. However, […]
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Judge James Ho Defends Ilya Shapiro and Color Blindness at GULC
James Ho, Judge of Georgetown Federalist Society Chapter on fair-weather originalism was to address the Georgetown Federalist Society Chapter Tuesday. In light of the recent […]
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Amir Locke’s Death Demonstrates the Recklessness of ‘Dynamic Entry’ Tactics
Amir Locke, a Minneapolis officer who was shot and killed by police officers, stormed the apartment where Locke was asleep before dawn on February 2nd […]
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Case Can’t Be Sealed Just Because Party Alleges There Are False Statements in Pleadings
Start at Continental Indemnity Co.Yesterday, Magistrate Judge James Wicks (E.D.N.Y.) ruled in favor of the petition.): Timothy Coffey, the founder, president and owner of Defendant […]
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Trump Blasts Media For Not Covering Alleged Clinton Spying, Calls It ‘The Beginning Of Communism’
On Monday, former President Donald Trump attacked the media for not focusing on stories that made him feel good and vindicated. Trump said he was […]
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Are Public Ignorance and Misinformation Getting Worse?
Many people believe political ignorance and misinformation has gotten worse with the advent of social media and the exploitation it by conspiracy theorists and populist […]
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Perhaps the S. Ct. Will Reconsider the “Actual Malice” Libel Test — but Not in Palin v. N.Y. Times
Sarah Palin is almost certain that she will appeal the verdict in her favor. She could not prevail under the existing libel laws unless she […]