…change in the rules of criminal procedure. This would have the effect of making it easier for law enforcement to remotely break into and search computers worldwide when the computer’s…
…the law binds but does not protect. Kavanaugh is extreme here, but not unusual except perhaps that he is one of those who believes that above all the law protects…
…media has largely neglected Garland’s work on antitrust law – which will inevitably be buried in the event of a Republican administration taking power any time in the foreseeable future….
…same crimes, that would make the US a banana republic, with one law for the common man and a different law for the high and mighty. If Trump is arrested and charged,…
…you know, I I’ve been trying to resist that politicization of the law and the courts for many years now, largely unsuccessfully. But this issue of the rule of law…
…to five years, the maximum allowed by law. And the recent insurance ruling, if it stands, will require the EPA to follow the country’s environmental and permitting laws. The rest…
…watchers say the justices signaled the death of Roe months earlier when they refused to block a Texas law prohibiting abortions starting at six weeks of pregnancy — a clear violation of Roe….
…Details Real Abortion Hypotheticals To Idaho Lawyer (youtube.com) https://www.youtube.com/embed/Mwn5tXxwmnQ Elena Kagan Asks Lawyer Point Blank If He Disputes ‘Medical Standard Of Care’ In Idaho Abortion Case (youtube.com) https://www.youtube.com/embed/P9qJaLFw2OY US Solicitor…
…have a long tradition of enacting “inspection laws, quarantine laws, [and] health laws of every description.” In the landmark Slaughter House Cases (1873), the Court affirmed the states’ power to…
…Chafetz, a law and politics professor at Georgetown Law, wrote on X, formerly Twitter, on Thursday. “A few *very* quick thoughts about the CFPB case. First, the Court got it right, 7-2. I…