…and we’ve indeed been speaking of it lately, over and over and over – Steve Bannon has been convicted by a Washington DC jury of contempt of Congress. It’s the first such conviction since 1974, when Attorney General Richard Kleindienst … Continue reading →
A lot of DAs have been in the news lately, haven’t they? Here’s what George Gascon of Los Angeles has been up to while he prepares to face a recall vote: Gascón’s prosecutors sued him so they could “charge repeat … Continue reading →
I’m referring to this: …Joey Gibson, the leader of Patriot Prayer was hit with a charge of rioting for the May Day brawl in August of 2019 [in Portland, Oregon]… Today, Gibson’s case was finally dismissed. He threatened to sue … Continue reading →
This was one fast-acting and accurate “good guy with gun”: According to Greenwood Police Chief James Ison, Dicken was shopping at the mall with his girlfriend… “The time lapse between the moment that Jonathan Sapirman exited the restroom and began … Continue reading →
They were enlisted in a worthy cause – the cause of the left – and so their case has been dismissed: Nine members of far-left TV host Stephen Colbert’s production team were arrested on June 16th after refusing to leave … Continue reading →
It took an awful lot of pressure, but this finally happened: Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg finally did the right thing by dropping murder charges against bodega worker Jose Alba, but he hasn’t remotely admitted he was wrong from the … Continue reading →
Which comes as no surprise. The MSM and so many politicians have made it their business to misinform and confuse. It can be very politically expedient. Also, it’s pretty easy to get confused about court rulings; it’s not as though … Continue reading →
[Part I can be found here. You can find my discussion of the ALERTT report on Uvalde here.] If you’ve been following my posts on Uvalde, you know I’ve been working on a long post (or several posts) about the … Continue reading →
More has been revealed about the incident leading up to the death of Austin Simon at the hands of bodega employee Jose Alba. If you’re not familiar with the story so far, please see this previous post of mine on … Continue reading →
That’s persuasive, right? Feldman is emblematic of the decline of legal reasoning and of reasoning as a whole in academic life. Law schools have long been the bastion of the “critical” approach to scholarship and argument, beginning in the late … Continue reading →
This could get very interesting: There has been much public evidence that the Biden administration has pressured large social media and tech companies to censor political opponents under the guise of designating such speech “disinformation” or “misinformation.” On May 5, … Continue reading →
No, I’ve haven’t forgotten that I said I was planning to write another post (or several posts) on the lengthy McCraw presentation to the Texas legislature about Uvalde and the police response. It’s just that so many events have intervened … Continue reading →