When even Em Carpenter can't figure out what you are saying, you are truly into some delusional...
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Bayer continues to have its ass handed to it by one court after another as the company...
SCOTUS, the 4th Amendment, and a case of "he said, she said" sets precedent for consent to...
Em's a little busy, but meanwhile in Colorado it is about to be legal to turn your...
Krispy Kreme donuts are HIPAA covered entity & their "free donut with proof of vaccination" promotion is...
"Fighting words" are distinct from "speech that incites violence," though both are limited but recognized exceptions to...
Let’s discuss religious freedom in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, via another new decision fresh off...
Somewhere along the way, Qualified Immunity was twisted to shield officers from consequences of actions no one...
People would be better off realizing how often a Supreme Court decision rests on a legal technicality...
The confrontation clause — the right to face one’s accuser — is among the most well-known of...
This week, the Court delivered its decision in Ramos v. Louisiana, in what must be among the...
The porn magnate defeats the disabled children. Laissez bon temps rouler.
Em is away this week dealing with a family matter, so a good time to review two...
Lessig is suing because he made multiple points in his article and the NYT made a headline...
This week, Myra Bradwell fights the power, Atatiana Jefferson, SCOTUS, lawyer misses court for the best possible...
The defendants appealed their sentences for a logical reason: when weighing the LSD for sentencing purposes, the...
To many, Baker v. Carr represented the real beginning of the politicization of the Supreme Court. And...
Writs are back this week, with the story of a prisoner who was executed twice, an ill-tempered...
Your Wednesday Writs this week include a soap opera of a SCOTUS case, a record breaking opioid...
An absolute victory for those who favor an unrestrained right to bear arms, devastating blow to those...
