Denial and the Law
…worth $zero as in zilch. They know that eventually, as with segregation and tobacco, they will lose in court (this going backward is new for the Supreme Court, for the…
…worth $zero as in zilch. They know that eventually, as with segregation and tobacco, they will lose in court (this going backward is new for the Supreme Court, for the…
…when you speak up for the rule of law. FTC Cuts Ties with American Bar Association, by Kathryn Rubino AboveThe Law, Another sign that the Trump II administration is taking a…
…violation of an immigration judge’s order. If anyone can be swept up and taken away without recourse to a lawyer and court proceedings to determine the validity of the removal,…
…Law — a competence bar EDNC US Attorney Ellis Boyle seemingly failed to clear — will note that the Supreme Court in Counterman v. Colorado (2023), replaced the “reasonable recipient” standard, requiring…
…that laws and regulations are consistent with our nation’s highest law. In McCutcheon, the Court’s majority claims that the aggregate contribution limits cannot stand because they violate the First Amendment….
…determine whether foreign nationals may come within its territory. Vought, who is a JD but has no special expertise in Constitutional law, argues for a re-interpretation of Constitutional law to…
…American Bankers’ Association, and the Independent Community Bankers of America have all weighed in heavily against the Reed Amendment – the idea of escaping SEC scrutiny greatly appeals to them….
…can see now why making it illegal to work in the US without lawful admission was a bad, terrible, awful, rotten, really bad idea from the git-go. “All we would…
…clearly not in crisis. But it does face challenges, or at least one challenge viewed three different ways. The challenge is stated pretty simply: under current law and current intermediate…
…word “defense” is ministry of truth speak, so little of that $700B is for defense to be insignificant, I will not go to the propaganda contained in appeals to a…