28/12/1856: The birthday of President Woodrow Wilson. His administration initiated the prosecutions of the Sedition Act, which gave rise to Schenck, Debs, and Abrams, v. […]
Honduras gave a charter to a private corporation in 2017. This allowed it to manage a special governing zone called Zones for Economic Development and […]
Trent Kellee Freeman is a former Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Office detective. He was charged with two counts, one each, of using forged instruments and an […]
Justice Gorsuch was remanded December 27, Whole Woman’s Health V. JacksonThe Fifth Circuit and not the District Court. Texas requested the Fifth Circuit’s certification of the […]
In my last year’s article, I discussed the trial of Howard Weiss, who sent eight e mails to Senator Mitch McConnell. Judge Charles Breyer concluded […]
Start at State v. Buford-JohnsonSubmitted today by the Washington Court of Appeals by Judge Lori Smith and Acting Chief Judge Beth Andrus. Artemas Buford Johnson was […]
Spending too much time watching politicians talk will cause you to notice a mechanical gear-shift in your brain. This happens when the brain-groove prompts you […]
It is a pleasure to announce that the University of Chicago Federalist Society now has the Eaton Award for writing. This award is open to […]
Over the years, many incarnations have been made of Star Trek have offered mostly positive visions for the future of humanity—one in which we’ve set […]
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention should allow Americans to rely upon them for accurate and honest information on communicable diseases and strategies for […]
