Elton Beard says a lot of what I was going to say about Garance Franke-Ruta's recent article about women who get multiple abortions. But there's a particular type of argument here that crops up a lot, and I think it's worth pointing out why it's...
Author: Scott Lemieux
I suppose pointing this out at this late date is as futile as complaining when people misuse "begging the question," but apparently Roger Simon's deployment of concepts he doesn't understand.
I finally remembered to take the much-discussed Garance Franke-Ruta article about repeat abortions to the gym yesterday, so I'll have more about that later today. But as a preview, interested.
...from Emily Bazelon:What should matter more to the senators who will soon decide whether Alito will sit on the Supreme Court is that his record as an appeals court judge shows that his views have not changed since Garner. In case after case, Alito has...
Particularly given that I bought the really good scallops at Whole Paycheck it's rather more expensive than my budget can really justify for home cookin', but that is some tasty.
Shakes Sis and Media Girl have excellent posts about a very disturbing case. I don't know enough about the evidence to speak definitively about the decision of the prosecution not.
Is shooting a unarmed teenager who stole 10 bucks in the back of the head a reasonable "seizure" under the Fourth Amendment? I think you know how Strip Search Sammy is going to answer this one:Supreme Court nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr.'s views on abortion...
A follow-up article to my previous one about Alito and Casey is up at TAP online. Since I don't think the class aspects of the plan of conservatives to incrementally.
Brian Weatherson has a terrific response to this crude description of grad school and the academic job market, which is a pretty common line of argument. So good, in fact,.
When it comes to discussing the worst cases in Supreme Court history, I've always thought the Civil Rights Cases haven't gotten a bad enough rap. (I should mention here that I'm talking in terms of consequences more than legal doctrine; many of the most infamously...
In comments to my Ayotte liveblogging below, Aspazia asks for further clarification about Roberts' argument that doctors could challenge unconstitutional applications of the New Hampshire statute before a medical emergency,.
Don't believe me when I say that Alito wants to throw Roe from the caboose? Then take Alito's word for it. To reiterate the obvious, the only serious question is.