The European Tourist: "No-smoking areas? It's incredible!" said Michael Kuntze, a 59-year-old German day care manager who was savoring a long cigar and sipping rum and cola in the Hotel Conde de Villanueva, home to one of the city's most popular cigar rooms. Kuntze and six...
The culmination of nearly a decade's worth of research, Dale Carpenter's Flagrant Conduct tells the story of Lawrence v. Texas, the landmark 2003 case holding that bans on "sodomy" violated.
Some of the signals being sent by Paul and his fellow truthtellers might be getting through to at least some potential 0Ls, as well as the media: Legal diplomas are.
It's rare that I would look to the New York Times for a decent critique of American news reporting, but this is pretty good: When 24-hour news channels debuted, we wondered how they’d fill up the time. Now we have an answer. Just consider the life-changing...
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SEK is standing in the security line at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Behind him are three young men with shave heads and many muscles. MARINE #1: Yo! Marines? MARINE #2:.
From a hermeneutic perspective, the "text" of Manning making aliyah to Denver can be interpreted literally, emblematically, allegorically, didactically, and, not least, probabilistically. I like those odds.
A history.
Meeting a political leader who supports bans on sodomy must indeed be awkward. Fortunately, here in the United States of America nobody who held such barbaric positions would be allowed.
Having heard that a certain blogger seems to think that Stanley Fish is a representative figure of the American left [to be clear, it's G*oldst*ein, not Maha, who's making this mistake] I can't resist quoting Terry Eagleton again: It is one of the minor symptoms of...
So, it looks like Wilpon and Katz have lost enough that they won't be interested in properly capitalizing their team but, alas, not enough to sell the team. However bad.
If I had a dollar for every time I've heard somebody inside a law school complain about the school's career services office I could buy a brand new case book.