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Possible Limits on the Right to Defy (Part II)
Just finished a draft of my manuscript. The right to defy criminal demandsArticle, so I decided to serialize it here. Since there is still time […]
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Microschools Have a Big Future
Is this the future education? It’s normal to wonder about the future of education as families and students continue to move to better learning opportunities […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 28, 1916
1/28/1916: President Wilson nominates Louis Brandeis as a judge to the Supreme Court. His confirmation would take place on June 1, 1916. Justice Louis Brandeis […]
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Once a Bitcoin Miner
Every year that passes, Bitcoin becomes a more prominent player in the 21st-century technological, economic and governmental history. A book that records the personal experiences […]
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Trade Talks
What is the reason shipping containers have become so pricey? Joe Biden can make a deal with Europe to lower high-cost steel prices. How do […]
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Brickbat: Liar, Liar
A state investigation revealed that the Virginia Beach Police Department used DNA reports to connect people to crime to force them to admit to it […]
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“I think it’s clear that politics played a role”
Breyer is a very successful family. Stephen Breyer, the older brother was elected to the First Circuit in his 42nd year. He was then elevated […]
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SCOTUS Splits 5-4 on Capital Case
Thursday evening saw the Supreme Court lift an injunction issued by the District Court. Hamm v. Reeves. The order authorized Matthew Reeves’ execution to continue. […]
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New Draft Article, “Focusing the CFAA in Van Buren”
The new article I posted, “Focusing CFAA in,” has been updated. Van Buren” The forthcoming issue of the Supreme Court Review. It’s about the Supreme Court’s […]
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Tennessee School Board Pulls Maus From Eighth-Grade Curriculum
Art Spiegelman’s controversial and iconic graphic memoir is now legendary MausIn a unanimous decision of the McMinn County Board of Education, the school’s McMinn County […]