Ann Coulter

Two prominent conservative pundits argue about birthright citizenship, "anchor babies," and immigration policy more generally.

* Shocker: tenured law professors are well-paid (check out their median salaries), and they enjoy high job satisfaction. [TaxProf Blog] * Congratulations to David Boies and Ted Olson on winning the American Bar Association Medal, for their remarkable work on Perry v. Schwarzenegger (aka the Prop 8 case). [American Foundation for Equal Rights] * In […]

At a big law firm you are doing so much mindless work and so much suck-uppery. And I am not a suck-up kind of person. — Ann Coulter, conservative pundit and former Cahill Gordon & Reindel associate.

Earlier this year, controversial blonde pundit Ann Coulter joked about putting rat poison in Justice John Paul Stevens’s creme brulee. Did Coulter give someone an idea? Check out this story, from the Star-Telegram of Forth Worth: When federal appellate Judge Danny Boggs said at a Friday legal conference at Las Colinas that physical assaults aimed […]

* Possible settlement in the Ohio voter ID case. [Dispatch] * “‘Not cool’ is not a legal argument.” [WSJ Law Blog] * Close polling in some marriage ballot measures. [Wash Times via How Appealing] * “U.S. privacy protections rank among the worst in the democratic world, a London-based privacy organization said Wednesday.” [MSNBC] * Ann […]

* Another day, another deepening of the doo-doo over at HP. Now the plot is taking on a “made-for-television-movie” feel: “[D]etectives tried to plant software on at least one journalist’s computer that would enable messages to be traced.” [New York Times] * National security adviser Stephen Hadley indicates that the White House is trying to […]