So, I’m replacing a bunch of doors in the house and opted to buy blank slabs since...
Month: March 2013
Having been acquitted on the merits, an accused defendant ought not to have to stand trial twice...
I was watching a TV report of a lost vial containing a virus. It reminded me of...
My friend Timothy Sandefur has an excellent post on the hermeneutics of time and constitutional interpretation.
Scalia: “I take no position on whether it’s harmful or not, but it’s certainly true there is...
In addition to my classroom responsibilities, I am also formally tasked with duties relating to supporting and...
“These kinds of bad health issues usually come in threes,” I remember thinking, just hours before I...
Spoiler Alert: Do not read this post or the comment section if you have not seen the...
[This has been cross-posted from Mindless Diversions.] by Mike Schilling In many Jewish families, there’s a Passover question...
Prosecutorial overreach (whether you think the underlying conduct was a crime or not), the nuts and bolts...
Both of my parents worked for General Motors “on the line” as they say. When I was...
Andrew Kohut, former Pew Research Center president and founding director, has a big op-ed in WaPo arguing...
So it seems that we tested the waters and have decided to read The First Circle: A...
Updated below A couple of weeks ago I noted that the small Bob Menendez prostitution scandal might...
Is there any possible way to justify putting a cap on CEO pay? Should we be having...
Cowering in the back of my father’s little Peugeot sedan, I watched a mob of Hausa hack...
The Empire Strikes Back.. Despite an attempted coup against Emperor Klinsi, his newly appointed field general Deuce...
A front-page guest post by Kevin Blackwell from a few days ago, reflecting on his disappointment with...
Over at The Dish, Andrew Sullivan’s readers have been discussing an article by Jill Filipovic on the...
