Author: Scott Lemieux
The Martin government has been felled by a non-confidence vote, which means that the holiday season in Canada will be saturated with a bitterly contested election. At least at this.
While the big case that will be having oral arguments in front of the Supreme Court this week is Ayotte--which I will have more about later this week--another interesting upcoming.
The discussion of copyrights chez Ygelsias and Atrios compelled me to take another look at the Supreme Court's recent decision in Eldred v. Ashcroft. One of the things that's fascinating.
Shakes Sis has an interesting post about various social and legal problems with enforcing rape laws in Britain. Such problems are of particular interest to me, since a large part.
Greetings from bucolic central Connecticuit, as I luxuriate in the afterglow of the kind of delicious down-home cooking and family togetherness that a New York bachelor is so rarely able.
Amanda, by IDing my top choice, reminds me that I'm never one to turn down a pointless list, so I might as well get to it. My one condition, which.
Shorter Antonin Scalia (R-USSC): "As soon as the "Gore people" had the nerve to file for the recount they were legally entitled to, we has no choice but to put.
I see that Ann Althouse is again accusing anybody who disagrees with her about Samuel Alito's nomination of undermining "the rule of law and the legitimacy of the courts." Implicit.
