Religious Liberty Returns to the Supreme Court
Religious liberty was back at the Supreme Court over a postal worker who felt that working on Sunday violated his religious beliefs.
Category: Law
Don’t Free Daniel Perry
Daniel Perry was found guilty by a jury of his peers who listened to all the evidence, not just the stuff that Tucker Carlson saw fit to air.
Daniel Perry Is A Baffling Waste of a Pardon
Daniel Perry’s conviction serves as a valuable deterrent. It tells people that deadly force is to be used as a last resort, not a test of manhood.
The Trump Indictment Explained
I’m not going to run down the laundry list of Trump indictments. The real details of the case are in the Statement of Facts.
The Trump Indictment: Read It For Yourself
The Trump indictment handed down by a New York Grand Jury has been released following Donald Trump’s arraignment on Tuesday in a Manhattan courtroom.
Disney, DeSantis, and The Sound of Lawyers Laughing, Perpetually
After all the blustering about taking on Disney, it appears DeSantis quit paying attention, as his new board blindsided by the agreement.
Police Brutality Rears Its Ugly Head in Memphis
To say that police should not pull people from their cars and beat them to death should not be controversial.
Biden’s Renter’s Bill of Rights: Is it Time for the Right to Counsel to Evolve?
You have a right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed. Like most things law-related, it’s not that simple.
United States v Google, Again: Read It For Yourself
The United States of America, joined by several state AGs, is once again suing Google. From the DOJ press release: Today, the Justice Department, along with the Attorneys General of California, Colorado, Connecticut, New...
Both Sides Of The Horseshoe Are Dead Wrong About Banning Pornography
No, banning pornography will not improve our relationships with one another, make men kinder to women, or protect women from bad, life-destroying choices.
Supreme Court Upholds Title 42 Border Policy: Read It For Yourself
In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court granted the request of 19 State Attorneys Generals request to keep the Title 42 Border Policy in place.
Paws Off My Venmo
Is the IRS really going to tax my Venmo? Technically no, but the real risk is if you don’t report it as income when it should be, the IRS could include your return in an audit sweep.
303 Creative Case is About Free Speech, Not Discrimination
Despite what you may have heard, 303 Creative is not about discriminating against the LGBTQ community. It’s about the business owner’s right to refuse a specific type of business.
SCOTUS and Moore v Harper: To Be Democratic Or To Seem Democratic
Burt Likko previews Moore v. Harper, the SCOTUS case about the subtle and obscure but potentially explosive Independent State Legislature doctrine.
Alex Jones And All The Money in the World
The trial made two things clear: Sandy Hook families were subject to horrendous suffering because of Alex Jones. And that he did not care.
11th Circuit Stays Much of Mar-a-Lago Search Docs Ruling
The 11th Circuit gave the DOJ most of what they wanted in a ruling that will stay part of a previous ruling on the Mar-a-Lago search warrant documents.
New York AG Letitia James Sues Donald Trump and Children
Alleging decades of fraud and fiscal malfeasants, New York AG Letitia James announced a civil suit against former President Donald Trump and members of his family.
DOJ Appeal To 11th Circuit on Mar-a-Lago Docs: Read It For Yourself
The DOJ has appealed to the 11th Circuit after its request for a “carve out” of classified documents removed by search warrant from Mar-a-Lago for review by a special master was denied.
On Recent Special Master Timelines & Candidates
I would think there’s going to be a fight over the special master appointment, and that won’t be resolved this week.
Judge Grants Special Master over Mar-a-Lago Docs: Read It For Yourself
Judge Aileen Cannon’s 24-page ruling threw another wrinkle in what is looking like a long, drawn-out legal battle over the Mar-a-lago docs.
