…especially given the difficulty of deciding who gets vaccinated first and the necessarily partly arbitrary decisions. The second section will come back to arguing about public policy and ethics as…

…Amodei (CEO of the leading AI firm Anthropic) for a conversation about ethics. You ee Pete would like to use Claude for other ventures. If such were allowed, it could…

…is to be hoped that the Circuit Court will quickly overturn this overreaching district court’s “stuck in the past” interpretation of the 1884 statute. If that doesn’t happen immediately, then…

Talking Points Memo reminds us that there are still ongoing legal issues regarding our healthcare system: A three-judge panel on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals — comprised of two…

…attributable to Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Judge/prolific author Richard Posner, whose court is the one that will hear the appeal in that case, than it is to McCutcheon. That…

…Committee, but which was a bipartisan effort—the Supreme Court justices cry: “Oh, my! The loss of judicial independence! Oh, no!”. Surprise! Works every time! The Sensenbrenner proposal would have done…

…put on a full court press to stop Clinton from acting as though she weren’t a candidate for president. Or a candidate for anything. Both Podesta and Tanden complained about…

…Supreme Court involves two restrictive voting practices in the state which invalidates a vote: – Arizona’s 2016 ban on most third-party mail-ballot collection, and – its longstanding policy of discarding…

…seven other current and former justices—Jackson would be coming directly from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, the second-most-important court in the country after the Supreme Court. But Ketanji Jackson…

…the efficacy of its judgments.” Alexander Hamilton‘s complete citation. “Sotomayor suggests Supreme Court won’t ‘survive the stench’ of overturning Roe v. Wade” (nbcnews.com) Dareh Gregorian “the sponsors of the 2018 Mississippi…