Dan Crawford emailed me shortly after the news broke about Justice Scalia’s death, asking whether I have any random thoughts about it. Here’s what I wrote back: I posted a…

…Justice Department Partners with Mexico to Combat Employment Discrimination The Justice Department and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the United Mexican States established a formal partnership today to protect…

…have warrant to review new Abedin emails linked to Clinton probe,” says: As of Saturday night, the FBI was still in talks with the Justice Department about obtaining a warrant…

by Kenneth Thomas Tax Justice Network Taxcast, March 2017: Brexit and Tax Havens; Losses to Tax Avoidance Will Brexit harm the City of London’s tax haven? With weak regulation, money…

…and one misdemeanor. Yes, it is an act of theft. I admit it and I am sure others will dispute my cavalier attitude here on crime and justice. $233 to…

…the whirlwind” comments wondering why he would make such and then wondering why Chief Justice Roberts had not winced sooner on remarks being made about judges and justices while occupying…

…pan. In The Unsolved Riddle of Social Justice, published shortly after the end of World War I (and, incidentally, the flu epidemic of that time), Stephen Leacock observed that the…

…a sublime faith in the great principles of justice and freedom, lay deep the corner-stone of the national superstructure.” And in the Concluding portion, he “dr[e]w[ ] encouragement from the…

Yes, yes, I know Judge Amy Barrett has not been confirmed to be a Justice and serve on SCOTUS yet. I believe it to be a slam dunk for her…

…mold of Justice Antonin Scalia, for whom she clerked. “His judicial philosophy is mine too,” she told the Senate Judiciary Committee. Justice Scalia, who died in 2016, repeatedly and unequivocally…