How A Feminist Juror’s Lies Could Get Harvey Weinstein’s Conviction Tossed Out
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to deduce that a prospective juror clearly lied and misled both the parties and the court to be on Harvey Weinstein’s jury.
Why Criminal Prosecution Might Be The Least Of Ilhan Omar’s Legal Concerns
Rep. Ilhan Omar needs competent immigration counsel to ensure that there is no threat of her losing her citizenship, or, worse, deportation.
Groups That Profit From Abortion Are Too Biased To Represent Women’s Interests
After decades of pretending the interests of abortionists match the interests of women, June Medical v. Gee is an opportunity for the Supreme Court to let women be heard.
The San Francisco Mess Proves Decriminalizing Drugs Doesn’t Work
To clean up the mess we’ve created, San Francisco needs to start paying attention to both law enforcement and rehabilitation. And the rest of the United States should pay attention.
The ‘Equal Rights Amendment’ Virginia Just Ratified Is A Legal Fiction
If a legislature ratifies a constitutional amendment, but that amendment does not exist, has the legislature actually done anything?
Why Michael Flynn’s Lawyers And Prosecutors Don’t Understand Each Other
This dispute between the prosecution and the defendant is genuine and passionate and reflects their completely divergent views of the relevant facts.
Here’s How The Supreme Court Can Stop Google From Stealing People’s Ideas
The Supreme Court will rule this year on Google v. Oracle, and when it does, it can rein in both Google and the legal doctrine of ‘transformative use,’ an abuse of the ‘fair use’ exceptions to copyright laws.
Covington Lawyers’ Conflict Of Interest May Land Michael Flynn In Jail
If there is to be a just result in Flynn’s case, the court must address the question about Covington’s conflict of interest. Flynn shouldn’t be punished for mistakes that are attributable to his counsel rather than to him.
Canadian Appeals Court Rules Father Can’t Stop Teen Daughter From Taking Male Hormones
Last Friday, the highest court in British Columbia, Canada, ruled that a father could not prevent doctors from giving his 15-year-old daughter testosterone injections to ‘affirm’ her transgender male identity.
40 Percent Of People Awaiting Trial In New York Jails Might Soon Go Home Under New Bail Law
Democrats are right about the need for a change in policy. But will the 2020 Bail Reform Bill provide changes that will protect poor defendants and the people on the streets?
Doctors And Judges Shouldn’t Have More Authority Over Tinslee Lewis’ Life Than Her Mother Does
Why, now that doctors can do so much with advancements in modern medicine, are they turning their backs on the patients who need them most, and saying it’s for their own good?
How To Reduce The Supreme Court’s Power Without Judicial Term Limits
Restoring circuit duties to the court would naturally decrease tenure on the bench without weakening the judiciary’s independence or adding more justices in a partisan war.
U.K. Case Shows ‘Equality Act’ Would Help U.S. Trans Bullies Get More People Fired
Alarming developments in the U.K. and Canada show where the United States is headed if it passes the Equality Act and continues bowing to the increasingly powerful transgender bullies.
21 Things 18-Year-Olds Can Do Under Spending Bill Before They Can Legally Buy Cigarettes
Congress thinks citizens under the age of 21 can sacrifice their lives for their country, operate heavy machinery, kill their unborn child, change their sex, but not buy cigarettes.
SCOTUS To Decide Whether Religious Schools Have The Right To Choose Teachers
The Supreme Court will rule on the scope of the ‘ministerial exception’ and whether the government has to power to pick religious schools’ teachers.
Louisiana Democrat Explains Why She’s Defending A Pro-Life Law Before The Supreme Court
In early 2020, Louisiana Democratic state Sen.-elect Katrina Jackson will be speaking out not only in the state house, but perhaps also at the U.S. Supreme Court about a state pro-life law she authored.
Flawed ‘Richard Jewell’ Fails To Live Up To Its Trailer And Message
Elements that should have been the film’s strengths — including an interesting real-life cast and a compelling narrative about Richard Jewell, the 1996 Atlanta Olympic bombing, and the media — are squandered.
Why Allowing A Democrat Impeachment Witness To Cross-Examine An Opponent Was Completely Unfair And Unethical
No U.S. court would permit Democrats’ tactic of designating a witness to testify and then allowing that witness to conduct a surprise cross-examination of an attorney for the other side.
Pro-Life Activist David Daleiden Goes On The Offensive, Sues Planned Parenthood Doctor
David Daleiden and the Center for Medical Progress are suing a Planned Parenthood abortionist who called their undercover videos “spliced and diced.”
U.S. Department Of Education To Investigate Georgetown For Giving Women Privileges It Doesn’t Give Men
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights ‘will investigate whether the University expresses an unlawful preference for women in its employment and hiring practices.’
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