Jim Nault is an attorney and a retired U.S. Navy Captain and the former Commanding Officer of USS Toledo (SSN-769), an improved, Tomahawk capable Los Angeles class attack submarine homeported in Groton, CT. He is a 1981 graduate of the United States Naval Academy, has Masters Degrees in Mechanical Engineering and National Security Affairs, and graduated from Cornell Law School with honors in 2011. He is a registered patent attorney and was an intellectual property litigation associate at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver and Jacobson LLP in New York and at Robinson & Cole LLP in Hartford, CT. He also clerked for Judge Gerald Bard Tjoflat of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit and Judge Vanessa Lynne Bryant of the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut.
Supposedly race-neutral use of student zip codes to achieve racial diversity is okay, the court rules....
"On the issue of whether Plaintiffs have plausibly stated an injury in fact, all members of the en banc Court agree unanimously that they have."...
“Given the weighty and consequential character of the constitutional questions at stake, only this Court can provide the definitive and final resolution”...
New York's Court of Appeals throws out 2022's non-gerrymandered Congressional maps, which will likely lead to the Democrat-controlled New York legislature redrawing the maps...
"Plaintiffs and their Jewish peers are routinely subjected to vile and threatening antisemitic slurs and chants such as ...
The Court's 261-page opinion invalidates requirement to provide social media to reviewing officials and bans on concealed carry in businesses open to the public and houses of worship, but lets some other provisions stand, such as the required showing of "good moral character" and the...
Don't miss the greatest spectacle in football, or all of sports for that matter, this Saturday at 3 p.m., and check out those uniforms!...
The U.S. Army completely misdiagnoses what is causing its recruiting woes, and rearranges Army command reporting in an attempt to "fix" the "problem"...
Even as U.S. military forces are forward deployed to the middle east in a big way, the Biden Administration insists on forcing DEI on DOD military personnel...
If confirmed, the key to this news, tactically, is that the F-15 can strike ground targets in the middle east in minutes from Jordan rather than hours from the F-15's normal bases in Europe....
Three Jewish students, represented by New York City litigation powerhouse Kasowitz Benson Torres, sue NYU in federal court for allegedly allowing and even fostering egregious acts of antisemitism...
District Court found racially-exclusive contracting was protected speech. In our brief in the 11th Circuit, Equal Protection Project argues: "this court must reverse the district court’s erroneous order that Appellees’ First Amendment speech rights trump conduct covered by 42 U.S.C. § 1981."...
In historic first, Israel intercepts ballistic missile launched from Yemen by Iran-backed Houthi rebels...
The two different Ohio Class variants, the SSBN, or nuclear ballistic missile carrying submarine, and the SSGN, or Tomahawk conventional cruise missile/seal delivery submarine, are NOT readily interchangeable....
Coast Guard is undermanned by 3,500 enlisted personnel, or almost 10% of its workforce, mandating significant cuts to force capabilities...
Students for Fair Admissions strikes again, this time suing the U.S. Naval Academy, in addition to West Point, over race-based admissions...
Biden Administration proposes cutting Army special forces by 10% despite the biggest Middle East U.S. military buildup in recent memory and American hostages taken by Hamas in Gaza...
In response to inquiry from the Equal Protection Project, the Papitto Opportunity Connection states "going forward, we will support initiatives that are designed to foster diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging but that do not condition eligibility on race, do not make decisions based on race,...
