Eliminating Politics From Politics
Why don't we elect politicians who broadly campaign on the basis of taking politics out of politics?
Why don't we elect politicians who broadly campaign on the basis of taking politics out of politics?
Has anyone ever hated their own children as much as today's GOP?
Takeaways from a Legalweek panel on evolving malpractice risks.
After a criminal indictment, you can reasonably say that Trump is innocent until proven guilty. After an actual finding of liability in a civil case, you can no longer say that.
None of the testimony in the E. Jean Carroll case is likely to reflect well on Trump.
If we ever were a proper country, we aren't right now.
This flavor of misrepresentation by churches and politicians is not going to be prosecuted.
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What will Trump's social media posts advocate after it sinks in that he's facing jail time?
When it comes to any sort of attractiveness, Ron DeSantis comes up glaringly short.
Pundits rightfully fret (or delight) that Trump will tear the Republican Party in half.
Which law schools do you think came out on top of these lists?
Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
Why isn't the truth at least the default position?
Disclosure would go a long way toward solving the question of who, if anyone, should be prosecuted for the improper handling of classified material.
It remains to be seen whether Republicans will try to publicize private tax returns as payback.
Let's look to the future.
Any question that you pose in court must have a reasonable basis. You can't make stuff up and say that you're just asking questions.