David Lat on the Crystal Clanton Matter
Lat does it well as usual in his newsletter “Original Jurisdiction”. (I have subscribed and I highly recommend it). Last fall, [Chief Judge Pryor] was […]
Lat does it well as usual in his newsletter “Original Jurisdiction”. (I have subscribed and I highly recommend it). Last fall, [Chief Judge Pryor] was […]
In a new campaign to weaken encryption, the British government wants to exploit parents’ fear of predatory children. Rolling StoneJames Ball reported on Saturday that […]
From Levy’s Consumer Law & Policy Blog post, “Defending the Right to Be Funny” (and check out the demand letter itself): Late last year, Harrison […]
The Texas Review of Law & Politics is devoting its winter issue to the theme of Uncommon Fortitude. A short essay I contributed was titled […]
As dental technology becomes more advanced and dental practices grow larger, it is important to consider starting a dental practice as a small business. Here […]
New polls show that 48 percent of Democrat voters favor fines and prison sentences for people who doubt the effectiveness of COVID vaccines. While 59 […]
Free The People by Dr. Derek Ellerman People were confused when the zombie outbreak finally arrived. After the epidemic swept across the globe, many were […]
The new Virginia governor was sworn in Saturday. Glenn Youngkin, who is a Republican declared the end of mask mandates for Virginia public schools. Now […]
The Democrat running against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to take his seat, Nikki Fried, recently compared him to Adolf Hitler. If she was asked whether she […]
NPR published a Nina Totenberg story that suggested simmering tensions within the Supreme Court justices. The article states that “Supreme Court Justices aren’t’scorpions’, but they […]