Nieves v. Bartlett

Courts

The Supreme Court’s New Rule Ensures Public Trust In Law Enforcement Will Further Erode

The Court’s head-in-the-sand approach to compelling evidence of police misconduct that is increasingly being documented by audio and video recordings is inevitably going to degrade the public’s view of the integrity of the Court and law enforcement.

By Tyler Broker

Constitutional Law

The Right to Criticize Police Distinguishes A Free Society From A Police State

The government is asking for a rule that functions as a bar on retaliatory arrest claims. That should frighten you.

By Tyler Broker

How MyCase Accounting Transforms Legal Bookkeeping

This complete system built for lawyers simplifies the complex world of law firm finance.

By Above the Law

Courts

Qualified Immunity Empowers Constitutional Violations, But That Can Change…

SCOTUS has an opportunity to reverse this trend and insist that those who have been constitutionally wronged have some available means to vindicate their violation.

By Tyler Broker