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If you saw a blind, three legged, 29 year old horse win the derby…
you’d say the race was fixed. On the other hand, I’m rather amazed at the people who are praising the Heller-McDonald decisions. For example, The Brady Organisation which will happily poin… more →
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David Souter: character profile
wrote 1 week ago: Souter: Associate Interpreter, U.S. Supreme Court While David Souter may have “almost immediately tu … more →
MONDAYS WITH THE SUPREMES, PART III: KOREMATSU, BROWN, AND PADILLA
wrote 1 month ago: A limited-run series where I review three books about the Supreme Court of the United States, explor … more →
Flood v. Kuhn
wrote 3 months ago: Rather go to court Than to Philadelphia Please don’t trade me there … more →
Judicial Accountability and Stare Decisis – Should the US be Learning from the UK?
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wrote 4 months ago: Judicial Accountability and Stare Decisis – Should the US be Learning from the UK? “The … more →
History of Precedent
wrote 5 months ago: In 1154, Henry II became the first Plantagenet king. Among many achievements, Henry institutionalize … more →
Going Against the Grain: 5 Tips for Avoiding the Power of Precedent
wrote 5 months ago: We learn early in law school about the power of precedent — made binding on lower courts under the d … more →
Can Non-Lawyers Decipher Our Unwritten Constitution?
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wrote 1 year ago: In the news today, Michigan federal district Judge George Caram Steeh—the first to rule on the merit … more →
Is This What I Was Supposed to Pick Up From the Reading?
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wrote 1 year ago: You ever have those fleeting moments where you get the feeling that the Anglo-American legal traditi … more →
Stare Decisis
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wrote 1 year ago: Homework 2: Watch video and answer one question in section A. Then, do section B and answer 2 questi … more →
The latest USDA dog and pony show for implementing NAIS.
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wrote 1 year ago: Paul Griepentrog (c)coyright 2010 All Rights Reserved “He presented the various dise … more →
Precedent . . . What's it all about?
wrote 1 year ago: When you’re at a cocktail party, poetry reading or beach party you may want to impress your no … more →
Why They Are Dangerous: Liberal Justices Make Case Against The Constitution
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wrote 1 year ago: The liberal justices pretty much say, “Screw the Constitution, except for the nonexistent … more →
Kagan Rejects Founding Documents
wrote 1 year ago: We cannot afford another Supreme Court Justice that believes in a Living Constitution. In Wednesday’ … more →
Kagan Rejects Founding Documents
wrote 1 year ago: We cannot afford another Supreme Court Justice that believes in a Living Constitution. In Wednesday’ … more →
Supreme Court Holds That the Second Amendment Applies to the States
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wrote 1 year ago: In the case of McDonald v. the City of Chicago, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that th … more →
Sharia Law and the U.S. Constitution
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wrote 1 year ago: [Update I: I have streamlined the following post to be easily readable to the average layman, but i … more →
Lupu & Voeten on The Role of Precedent at the European Court of Human Rights: A Network Analysis of Case Citations
wrote 2 years ago: Yonatan Lupu of the University of California, San Diego Department of Political Science and Professo … more →
The Abortion Series: What's The Matter with Nebraska?
wrote 2 years ago: Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman So, unless you’ve lived under a rock for the last, oh 100 years or s … more →
The Abortion Series: What's The Matter with Nebraska?
wrote 2 years ago: Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman So, unless you’ve lived under a rock for the last, oh 100 years or s … more →
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