The least plausible argument ever

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I mentioned recently that to call Antonin Scalia a "formalist" is too give him too much credit. Now, in fairness, if you evaluate these things on a continuum he could be seen as relatively "formalist" in comparison with the typical Supreme Court justice. (And, contrary to...

Excellent News in Washington State

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It looks as if the hideous Nethercutt attack ads on Patty Murray have backfired: Two weeks ago, Republican opponent George Nethercutt went nuclear on Murray, doing the "Murray supports OBL" bit that sunk Max Cleland. Everyone waited with baited breath to see how the ads would shake...

Polar

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Fascinating article in the NYT Week in Review about legal claims on arctic waters. It seems that Russia and Denmark have designs on claiming vast stretches of the Arctic Ocean because.

Identity Politics

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A former student actually paid attention to one of my 10 minute diversion/rants on the use of the term "identity politics." I know because she kindly sent me a link.

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