…both the Executive and Legislative Branches. In all ancient and midieval republics, the judiciary was an arm of the Executive. It enforced the law in individual cases, and judges served…
…Act into law. While FDR’s New Deal had put in place new measures to regulate business and banking and had provided temporary work relief to combat the Depression, this law…
…Justice Thomas’ fake history to shame. “When the Law is Part of the Problem,” Angry Bear, Ken Melvin. “Guns, Murders, and the Rule of Law: Running the Numbers,” Angry Bear,…
…targets.” The U.S. State Department said yesterday: “This new law is inconsistent with our shared values of democracy, individual liberty, and the rule of law.” Also today, House speaker Mike…
…This SCOTUS has taken a stance of declaring some are immune to any law. Ethical behavior by the court is being called into question also. Finally, should a Justice retire…
Still an important issue today which never seems to be totally resolved. Some good examples given by Robert Reich. Friends, The Violence Against Women Act was signed into law by…
…from a DOJ inquiry. “Not only do presidents have absolute immunity from prosecution for violating the law, but now Supreme Court justices enjoy immunity for law-breaking, as well,” explained Fix…
…he’d caused his family. But then, we did not expect him to. Instead, he painted himself as a victim of political lawfare. Judge Juan Merchan imposed the sentence of unconditional…
…I write (if you ever do). A law trumps an executive order (which is supposed to explain how to faithfully execute laws). Trump clearly can’t modify a law by executive…
…that this distinction is “unbelievably murky in practice.” Similarly, while Justice Amy Coney Barrett asked Harris to distinguish this law from other hypothetical laws that would raise more serious nondelegation…