…law, thus halting enforcement of the statute in the upcoming election. But three justices—Alito, Scalia and Thomas—dissented, citing a technical Court-created procedural nicety that they thought was violated by the…

…talking about? What federal statutes and regulations are keeping people who can’t afford fancy lawyers—or any lawyer at all—frozen at their economic status because they can’t maneuver through federal government…

…not respond to requests for comment.) The statute of limitations has run on potential public corruption charges under the federal criminal code. But many public officials have been charged and…

…Rubio, whose policy proposals entail returning to 1920s economic and regulatory policies (presumably because they worked so well)—and, regarding such matters as antitrust law, returning to the pre-Teddy Roosevelt era—claims…

…two years later to uphold much but not all of the Obamacare statute, since that issue wasn’t an election-law case and ruling striking the ACT down did have the potential…

…large number of small businesses, and high level of innovation. We’ve had the no-industry-except-the-gun-industry-has-immunity-from-strict-liability-for-criminal-use-by-a-customer misrepresentation about the gun-manufacturer and gun-retailer legal immunity statute that Sanders voted for in 2005. Actually,…

…that charge against Krugman is ridiculous. But there is one virulently anti-Sanders healthcare economist who I’m betting is motivated exactly by personal ambition: Emory University’s Kenneth Thorpe.* Thorpe, a Clinton…

…specific citation to the fraud statute in the federal Criminal Code” are definite career destroyers.* Or at least presidential candidacy destroyers. And since Cillizza is highly regarded among mainstream political…

…judge, issued less than a week earlier and containing some strange and unexpected—and inaccurate—statements about the relevant part of that statute. Apparently on the ground that Sanders by then should…

…of most constitutional rights involving state and local prosecutors, state courts, and state criminal statutes in the name of state-courts’ rights to violate individuals’ constitutional rights, and since gun-ownership rights…