We Need To Talk About What The VanDyke Video Dissent Gets Right
This is the only dissent I’ve ever encountered that is regularly interrupted by YouTube ad breaks.
This is the only dissent I’ve ever encountered that is regularly interrupted by YouTube ad breaks.
Courtroom technology: all about coulda, not shoulda.
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No, we can't have nice things.
Not an Onion headline.
As opposed to the previous two years, where he conducted himself like a normal person.
Last year, Jonathan Turley blamed a swatting attack on angry liberals. It will shock you not at all to learn that he was completely wrong.
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There are a lot of ways to strike down a gun control law. Judge Stephen McGlynn chose one of the dumbest.
This is a deeply unserious jurist.
Judge strikes down Illinois law banning concealed weapons from public transit as unconstitutional... but he would prefer you not mention how he got that job.
A new proposal would let wealthy foreign nationals secure an opportunity for a U.S. green card with a $1 million 'gift' to the government, sparking legal and ethical debate.
Kansas judge rules that Second Amendment covers unfettered access to machine guns... something Scalia was very clear it did not.
It's a GLOBALIST CONSPIRACY!
Clarence Thomas is the only one who really believes his own Second Amendment precedent.
Somehow, Thomas penning a love letter to the 'balancing act' involved in drawing automatic performance from a rifle wasn't the weirdest part.
This is one of the more embarrassing ways for an attorney to face the prospect of losing their job.