Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before…
This all sounds strangely familiar…which means we can guess where this is going. Spoiler Alert: It involves massive amounts of money
Monthly Archive: December 2020
Wednesday Writs: Brief Edition, Including Van Buren v United States
If the federal government has its way, according to arguments before SCOTUS, lying on a dating website profile will be a federal crime.
We Don’t Need ‘City-Slicker Elegy’
Stop normalizing pathological snobbery, such as “everyone who voted Trump is an inbred, lardlicking oaf ripped from Hillbilly Elegy”
From SCOTUSblog: Argument analysis: Justices send mixed messages on corporate liability for allegedly aiding child slavery abroad
From SCOTUSblog: The Supreme Court heard oral argument on Tuesday in a pair of cases, Nestlé USA v. Doe I and Cargill, Inc. v. Doe I, that ask whether a lawsuit against American corporations under the Alien...
Scott Adams and Me
Did Scott Adams’ support for Trump change who he is, or was he always like this and I just never saw it because I agreed with some of what he said before?
McCumber’s Magic Cybersecurity 8-Ball
I am going to get a jump on my cybersecurity colleagues and get those mandatory predictions out there now before the rush.
