Poetic Justice Michael Moore deserves this: The Political ‘Fahrenheit’ Sets Record at Box Office LOS ANGELES, June 27 — Michael Moore’s anti-Bush “Fahrenheit 9/11” became the highest-grossing documentary of all…

…an executive of a private prison company, one of whose jails was under investigation by the Justice Department when he was sent to Iraq as part of a team of…

Operation Liberty and Justice for All Can we fire whoever it is that comes up with names for military operations these days? Afghanistan is “Enduring Freedom,” the Iraq War is…

…large company which relies upon remote transactions is starting to dump its workers and hire a cheaper labour force overseas. All those concerned about economic justice and the distribution of…

…and those policies that are specifically targeted at poverty reduction and equity. It also explores how issues of social justice and environmental sustainability are taken into account by the Fund…

…consolidation will still be subject to review by the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division. On the one hand, that didn’t do much to stop Clear…

…woman). Thought processes like these lead to Rawls’ first Principle of Justice: (i) “Each person has an equal right to the most extensive scheme of equal basic liberties compatible with…

…the most comprehensive one on Miranda is a blog post by Orin Kerr (h/t Bill H), a law prof at Georgetown and a former clerk to Justice Kennedy, at The…

…and that the Justice Department has been crazily overzealous in its handling of national security leakers, partly in order to hush the criticism from, um, conservatives that there has been…

Stepping back from the specifics/justice questions of the Zimmerman-Martin case for a minute can we take a look at the logical takeaways? One consistent story of the last few years…