It was always pretty clear that Section 3 was doomed -- pretty much all of Kennedy's commitments point in the same direction -- and that's how the arguments played out..
A great photo gallery of the vanishing towns of Montana, where just a few people hold on in isolated places. Or sometimes they disappear from the map entirely. The American.
Jonathan Rees on how MOOCs allow egocentric professors to drive others out of business while producing lower quality education and the corporate profits that drive the whole thing. In other.
It obviously won't get as much attention as yesterday's oral argument, but as I note at the Prospect there was a major Fourth Amendment ruling yesterday. The fact that it.
I had a couple of points I wanted to make in response to this. First, with respect to the narrow issue at hand, there's not a great deal to say.
I'm just a teacher of argument, not a lawyer, so I'm only going to address the merits of these arguments on their merits, not their legal standing. To begin: JUSTICE.
There is a bad argument for the proposition that Roe was secretly bad for abortion rights that runs something like this: abortion was going to be quickly legalized almost everywhere.
Antonin Scalia, as Antonin Scalia will be the first person to tell you, does not let his social conservatism affect his jurisprudence. It's just that the equal protection 14th Amendment.
