Month: April 2012
Apparently, today's winger meme is that a (Democratic) president offering some mild veiled criticism of the Supreme Court constitutes opposition to the institution of judicial review.
A couple of very interesting Civil War related items this morning. First, the Disunion series published one of its more touching and excellent pieces, on the high suicide rates among.
Who can now claim that a Wildcats victory does not benefit the wider campus community? To celebrate the Wildcats and Coach John Calipari's first National Championship, all Lexington Orange Leaf.
Our liberty-loving Supreme Court has once again decided to use the Federalist Society Constitution, the one with the word "suckers" in it that omits the Fourth Amendment. You can now.
Various links and such from the last few days as I catch up on sleep/the world after my time in Madison. 1. Historians are having a collective orgasm today over.
Forgive the absence, I was at a conference in Madison which was a great time made greater by an unexpected trip up to Stevens Point along the Wisconsin River yesterday..
Adam Litpak had a good article noting that Verrilli's oral argument appealed to Kennedy with the freedom-enhancing qualities of the Affordable Care Act. This motivated Ann Althouse, who didn't seem.
Good question: Why bar television cameras from the court’s proceedings if, in the end, oral argument unfolds in unapologetically made-for-television fashion? Scalia has been a frequent opponent of televising hearings;.