Clark, Matter, the Kansas Commission on Judicial Performance had publicly censured a Magistrate Judge who had posted nude pictures of himself on a “dating website […]
It is currently in heated discussion in the United States about race-based or race-influenced decisions in matters such as judicial appointment, recruitment, and university admissions. […]
2/2/1790 Justice William Cushing administers the oath. Justice William Cushing Reason.com’s original post, Today in Supreme Court History: Feb. 2, 1790 appeared first.
Government officials caught in some kind of crisis are attracted to war because it is so compelling. This is often a way to divert a […]
Donald Trump, the then-President, imposed a ban on travel for non-citizens visiting China recently, January 31, 2020. The approach of Trump to this nascent pandemic […]
David Lewis of the Bronx Supreme Court tossed the guilty verdicts against 133 defendants. This was in case in which Joseph Franco, an ex-detective with […]
A jurisdictional element can be found in section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment. This element delineates which positions fall under Section 3. It is called […]
A recent NPR report quotes a Maryland mother who complains that you risk being tarred as “a psychotic, anti-vax right-winger” if you dare to question […]
Sen. Rand Paul (R–Ky.) After the City of Washington revoked their liquor licenses and shut them down, Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) made an appearance at […]
Sgaggio v. De Young Yesterday, the District Court of Colorado ruled that plaintiff posted to Woodland Park Police Department’s page in response to a report […]
