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The Right to Defy Criminal Demands: Conclusion
A rough draft has been completed. The right to defy criminal demandsThis article was very interesting and so I thought that I would serialize it. […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 1, 1816
2/1/1816 – Second Bank of the United States chartered. McCulloch, v. Maryland would see the Supreme Court uphold the constitution of the Bank. Reason.com first […]
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How To Talk About Racism
His bestselling book is now available. Woke Racism, How a Brand New Religion has Betrayed Black America (Portfolio), New York Times columnist and Columbia University linguist John McWhorter argues […]
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Brickbat: Finished Off
Three counts of hate speech were brought against Paivi Rasanen, a Finnish Parliament member. She was accused of making comments about homosexuality. A tweet that […]
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Scalia Law School Faculty Statement of Commitment to Open Dialogue and Debate
In light of recent developments at Georgetown University Law Center, and other law schools in the area, it seems like a good time to recall […]
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Can’t Seal the Alleged Libel Attached to Motion to Seeking Removal of the Libel
Czernyk v. Bongiovanni, plaintiff sued defendant over an alleged rape; Recent public claims made by plaintiff’s lawyer about the lawyer of defendant and defendant, as well […]
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Regulatory Swagger Comes to Washington
Washington has returned from its Christmas vacation, but suddenly, the Biden administration is showing marked differences from Obama and Clinton in regulation of Big Tech. […]
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Colorado State University Sign Directs Students ‘Affected By a Free Speech Event’ to Seek Help
Colorado State University wishes students to understand that they’re not the only ones affected by free speech events. There are many resources. They may be […]
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This Program Aims to Correct the Culture of Acquiescence That Allowed Derek Chauvin to Kill George Floyd
Today saw the start of the federal trial for three Minneapolis-based police officers charged with not stopping Derek Chauvin’s murder of George Floyd. A lot […]
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CA Gov. Newsom, LA, And San Fran Mayors All Take Pictures Maskless At NFL Game
The rule among elected officials in California continues to be “OK for me, but not for thee.” California Governor. Gavin Newsom, Los Angeles Mayor Eric […]