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Where's My Stuff?
Americans may think that all the critical systems they rely upon are failing. The country—nay, the globe—has endured years of social, political, environmental, and epidemiological […]
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Vaping Regulation Threatens a Lifesaving Smoking Alternative
Electronic cigarettes, which deliver nicotine without tobacco or combustion, are the most important harm-reducing alternative to smoking ever developed, one that could prevent millions of premature deaths […]
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She Got Her Car Back 6 Years After Police Seized It
Malinda Harris, a Massachusetts resident, was taken by Berkshire County officers. She did not have the opportunity to appeal for over five years. The Goldwater […]
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Originalism and “Might Makes Right”
“Slavery wasn’t illegal; it was wrong. So wrong that the law should be resisted.” This sentence can be understood and believed by many. Many people […]
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Biden Supreme Court Commission Issues Final Report
Supreme Court The final report of the Commission on the Supreme Court was approved by President Biden earlier today. Although the final Report is […]
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What Do Americans of Latin American Origin Prefer to Be Called? Not LatinX
Politico: Only 2 percent of those polled refer to themselves as Latinx, while 68 percent call themselves “Hispanic” and 21 percent favored “Latino” or “Latina” […]
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Great American Stories: Pearl Harbor
By Carl M. Cannon For RealClearPublicAffairs On Dec. 7, 1941 — 80 years ago today — war had been raging in Europe for two years, […]
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Pseudonymity Litigation and Reputational/Economic Risks from Litigation
Below are excerpts of my draft article. Pseudonymous Litigation: The LawPlease send your feedback. This section focuses on the courts’ handling of claims that pseudonymity […]
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Yale’s Opposition to Plaintiffs’ Pseudonymity in Doe v. Gerken
Yesterday’s filing (see here for more information on the case underlying); this excerpt: Counsel for Plaintiffs argues that Yale Law School administrations retaliated by discouraging […]
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New York Shouldn’t Treat Unvaccinated Kids as Second-Class Citizens
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to increase vaccine mandates to children under five years old is too quick, unnecessary coercive and unpractical. This policy expands upon […]