…provision in the ACA is that, well, y’know, now that traditional Medicaid has been a part of each state’s law for decades, and is popular, it would be politically impossible…

…piece was aimed at illustrating a small business’ experience with the law . . . We were trying to illustrate what Debra was going through, what she understood, and how…

…wrote a post here the next day titled: “Turns out Alito isn’t the only justice who conflates the Securities Exchange Act with state-law corporate-structure statutes. Roberts does, too! (Unless, that…

You know we have talked about this at the state legislature before, nullification. But, bottom line is, as U.S. Senator why should we be passing laws that the states are…

…a high degree of protection from government encroachment. These rights are specifically identified in the Constitution (especially in the Bill of Rights), or have been found under Due Process. Laws…

…to do the same. —- UPDATE: Richard Hasen, a professor at UC-Irvine law school and a leading liberal election law expert (he blogs on election law at electionlawblog.org), just published…

…not. For law things, there needs to be a designated person with actual knowledge of law things. For macroeconomic things, there needs to more than one. Nothing—nothing—should be published about…

…It appears the state legislature are making laws and rules which can not be enforced (like who your kids hang out with at school). Samantha Michaels goes on to state…

…resubmit what I put in your previous posting in response to bkrasting: “Would you have preferred that the head of the FBI deliberately break the law?” Broken what law? Name…

…via the various means available only to law enforcement—including search warrants, grand jury testimony, informants, and plea bargaining deals—are now available to the public if a law enforcement officials or…