The Problem of Vague Criminal Laws

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Today's Supreme Curt decision Sykes v. U.S. is the fourth recent decision attempting to interpret the clause of the Armed Career Criminal Act that mandates higher sentences for people convicted of 3 or more "violent felonies." The interpretive problem is what constitutes a "violent felony." Today,...

Ru9d11y!!!!!!!!

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It's too bad Kristol is wrong about everything, because we could really use the lulz. There's something special about a candidate whose popularity has an almost perfectly inverse relationship with.

For Sale!

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My recent comments notwithstanding, it should go without saying that my endorsement is most definitely for sale.  I, and indeed most of the other contributors to LGM, will happily shill.

Speaking of Media Malpractice

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Stephanie Mencimer reminds us that there are issues that are even more important -- even scandalous! -- than Anthony Weiner's highly consequential penis. It's the 10th Anniversary of the Bush tax cuts: Big debt: Between 2001 and 2010, the Bush tax cuts added $2.6 trillion to...
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