The ruling was 2-1: The J.G.G. v. Trump case has already made its way up to the Supreme Court once, and while the case is still working its way through the courts on the merits, there’s been a contemporaneous contempt … Continue reading →
I see a lot of people on the right are angry at this news about Iryna Zarutska’s accused killer: A December 29, 2025 report indicated that Brown was “incapable to proceed to trial,” according to the motion filed by one … Continue reading →
Is nothing sacred?: Dozens of Mount Everest guides have been accused of poisoning foreign climbers as part of a scheme to create emergencies and collect millions in insurance money. Nepal Police’s Central Investigation Bureau reportedly uncovered the $20 million insurance … Continue reading →
See this: Here is the Question Presented on which the court agreed to take the case: “The Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment provides that those “born * * * in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof,” … Continue reading →
It’s a mark of how vile these laws are that the only dissent was Justice Jackson. From the Gorsuch-written opinion: Ms. Chiles [a therapist] does not question that Colorado’s law banning conversion therapy has some constitutionally sound applications. See Brief … Continue reading →
This article appeared in the Daily Mail concerning the trial of Tyler Robinson. Its headline reads “Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did NOT match rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson, new court filing claims.” As you might imagine, … Continue reading →
A ridiculous sentence, actually: Abdul Abubakar Ali pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in October 2022. Per the terms of the plea agreement, one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering and one count of … Continue reading →
The Democrats and the media are fond of saying that election fraud barely exists and that we needn’t bother our pretty little heads about it. And yet the assertion has always seemed illogical to me on its face. The stakes … Continue reading →
First we have Missouri v. Biden, which involves the government’s right to threaten companies such as Facebook if they don’t block information the government doesn’t like. The ruling is actually pretty narrow: Various federal agencies and the White House directed … Continue reading →
If you want to see a good overall summary of the Byzantine twistings and turnings of Russiagate, take a look at this article by Jonathan Turley. Here are a few excepts: This week, we learned that the probe into the … Continue reading →
Are we cynical enough yet? According to newly released documents by Sen Grassley office, it appears Special Counsel Jack Smith conferred with both DC Chief Judges Beryl Howell and James Boasberg as to their legal strategy in targeting the president … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I’ve written many previous posts about the various cases against Bill Cosby.] Defendants need to be able to have access to evidence against them, and to be able to find witnesses for their side if such witnesses exist. Memory … Continue reading →