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Today in Supreme Court History: November 19, 1969
11/19/1969: Walz V. Tax Commission of City of New York Argument. Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: November 19, 1969 was published on […]
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After 20 Years of Failure, Kill the TSA
This day was September 11, 2001. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), created to respond to terrorist attacks. TSA has been a master at harassing and […]
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Eugene Huskey on the Soviet Legacy in Central Asia
Eugene Huskey, a 1979 graduate student at London School of Economics, was offered the chance to study the Soviet legal system for a year. He […]
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Brickbat: Kiss This
After Darrell Meekcom mooned at a mobile speed cam, police in Kidderminster in England have arrested him. Meekcom claims to be suffering from multiple system […]
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Judge Silberman Petitions The Judicial Conference To Review His Misconduct Complaint Against Judge Sullivan
There are two District of Columbia regional courts. They are the D.C. Superior Court (DC) and D.C. Court of Appeals (DC). They are independent from […]
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Religious Sincerity and Executions
Nathan Chapman is a good friend and passed these thoughts along to me RamirezI am posting it with his permission. — John Henry Ramirez, a […]
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Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ Plan Will Add $367 Billion to the Deficit
For months, the White House has been promising that President Joe Biden’s massive social spending package would be fully paid for—that is, that tax increases […]
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What Happens if the Vice President Steps Down?
Rumours have circulated that Harris, Vice President of the United States, may be resigning. I have no reason to credit the rumor; but it does […]
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The $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Spends a Lot More Money on the Same Old Highway Programs
President Joe Biden has signed the $1 trillion infrastructure bill into law this week. This money will go to existing highway programs and be spent […]
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After A Decade of Litigation, 77-Year-Old Barronelle Stutzman Retires And Settles Arlene’s Flowers Case for $5,000
Sometimes it’s easy to forget about the people who are actually involved when reading a Supreme Court decision. Sometimes, final judgments can take years for […]