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The Supreme Court Fight We Should Be Having
President Joe Biden’s vow to appoint a black lady to switch retiring Justice Stephen Breyer on the U.S. Supreme Court docket has sparked a predictable […]
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MSNBC’s Jason Johnson Says Trump ‘Has To Be Jailed’ Because He’s A ‘Direct Danger To American Democracy’
On Wednesday, MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson said that former President Donald Trump was such a “direct danger to American democracy” that he needed to be […]
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CNN Anchor Gets Emotional Over Defending Zucker, Who Resigned Over Secret Relationship With Subordinate
CNN’s Jeff Zucker, the head of CNN, resigned over an unspecified relationship. One CNN anchor decided that she would defend her boss. CNN anchor Alisyn […]
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A SWAT Team Wrongfully Raided Her Home. Now Cops Say Footage From the Raid Is Private Since No One Was Killed.
Judge says it is wrong to make footage public. SWAT teams stormed Yolanda Irving’s Raleigh, North Carolina home with five of her children in May […]
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Does the Supreme Court Have Jurisdiction to Hear West Virginia v. EPA?
The newest try and take down the Reasonably priced Care Act foundered on account of an absence of Article III standing. May the identical factor […]
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Senators Should Give Their “Advice” Before Their “Consent”
2017 was the year I published an article entitled SCOTUS Scalia. This piece attempts to imagine future conflicts regarding the Supreme Court. My proposal was to reverse […]
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Judge’s Decision Finding Criticisms of Police “Obscene” Was Mostly Copied from City’s Briefs
Tuesday, I posted about it on my blog Sgaggio v. De Young (D. Colo.), incorrectly concluded online critiques of police calling them “pig,” terroristist,” “bitch”, “punk […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 3, 1812
2/3/1812 Justice Joseph Story takes the oath. Justice Joseph Story Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: Feb 3, 1812
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The EPA Has Spent 15 Years Blocking This Couple From Building a Home. Will the Supreme Court Come to the Rescue?
A decade and half of litigation has resulted in federal regulatory changes and the U.S. Supreme Court could soon make a decision about whether Michael […]
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Some People Love a State of Crisis
We can’t get back to normal. It’s fair to ask that question, now that everyone who wishes to receive the COVID-19 vaccination has been given […]