Judge Orders Ethics Training For Michael Flynn’s Former Lawyers
Was there a conflict of interest between Michael Flynn and his Covington and Burling attorneys who used to represent him? New facts unfold.
Why Have Democrats Suddenly Become The Anti-Citizenship Party?
The main controversy of asking about citizenship on the census stems from the much bigger points of what it means to be American and how a representative republic in the 21st century is supposed to work.
Democrats Shift From Supporting Legal Immigration To Urging Open Defiance Of U.S. Laws
Hyperbole about routine procedures for illegal immigrants who have already received deportation orders goes beyond amnesty pleas.
What Right And Left Get Wrong About The Court Challenge To Obamacare’s Insurance Mandate
The constitutional principle at stake in this suit involves the power of the federal government to force people to purchase qualifying health insurance.
Courts Advance Ridiculous Legal Theory To Force Trump To Listen To Twitter Hecklers
In the name of sticking it to the president, courts may have paved the way for congressional regulation of the social media giants.
How Same-Sex Marriage Creates A Court-Mediated Market For Orphans
When biology isn’t the basis for parenthood, it’s a major power grab for the state. This Supreme Court case has the potential to either strengthen or degrade every parent-child relationship in the country.
Interview With Dan Abrams: Law And Crime In The Age Of Mass Media
Dan Abrams joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the culture’s consumption of crime and our history with legal media coverage.
With Administrative Law Rollback, Supreme Court Begins To Drain The Swamp
Executive agencies are on notice that it’s no longer ‘anything goes’ when they rewrite their own rules, that judges will hold their feet to the statutory fire.
The Supreme Court’s Reasoning In The Bladensburg Cross Case Is A Mess
The court reached the correct result, but the mish-mash of opinions leaves Establishment Clause jurisprudence in the muddled state it’s been for decades.
SCOTUS Upholds Maryland Memorial Cross On Public Land
On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that a nearly 100-year-old war memorial cross on public land does not violate the First Amendment.
Frivolous Lawsuits Against Scientific Innovation Are Just Another Form Of Socialism
Unjustified and outsized verdicts harm society by discouraging investment in innovative products, yet they’re becoming startlingly common.
Avenatti Accused Of Stealing From Former Paraplegic Client’s $4 Million Settlement
Avenatti allegedly lied to his mentally ill, paraplegic client and siphoned off a $4 million settlement from the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department.
No, Judicial Nominee Mike Bogren Is Not An Anti-Religious Bigot
Because he’s my cousin, I know that Bogren is respectful of persons of all faiths and a Catholic himself. From conversations over the years, I know he is a solid choice for the district court nomination, certainly no bigot.
The Left Preaches Diversity While Forcing Conformity Through Culture And Courts
What the Sixth Circuit did by unilaterally imposing a trendy notion that sex and biology aren’t related was an attempt to silence one point of view. The Supreme Court can correct that.
George Will Defends Conservatism, History, And Civil Liberties
Columnist and author George Will goes beyond what conservatism means in politics, but how it effects the way we interpret societies moral and natural laws.
It’s Not The Supreme Court’s Job To End Trans Bathrooms, It’s Yours
The job of the courts is not to re-invent the meaning of words to produce a result people want, or to decide the outcome of heated debates.
In A Divided Congress, Mitch McConnell Is The Secret To Conservatives’ Success
They may not love him, but GOP activists should be throwing roses at Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell every day of the week.
Yes, Mueller’s Waffling On Obstruction Was An End-Run Around The Attorney General
It’s now clear that Robert Mueller finessed Justice Department oversight in order to get damaging allegations about the president into the public space.
Why Ending The Death Penalty Only Benefits The Worst Criminals
Capital punishment isn’t vengeful or vindictive, it’s a repayment of justice proportional to the most shockingly evil crimes.
A Supreme Court Biography That Should Be Held In Contempt
CNN legal analyst Joan Biskupic’s biography of Chief Justice John Roberts, ‘The Chief,’ is so preoccupied with disagreeing with the man that it doesn’t provide much insight into Roberts’s life and rulings.
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