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Posted by Ameer Benno on July 06, 2021 56 Comments

The freewheeling and politically-ionized standards employed by the court to suspend Guiliani's law license on an emergency basis without hearing erode trust in our justice system....

Posted by William A. Jacobson on June 24, 2021 30 Comments

"Plaintiff is a White farmer in Jennings, Florida who has qualifying farm loans but is ineligible for debt relief under Section 1005 solely because of his race." Judge agrees: "Race or ethnicity is the sole, inflexible factor that determines the availability of relief provided by...

Posted by William A. Jacobson on January 24, 2021 105 Comments
A post-departure Senate impeachment trial of a former President is unconstitutional. Just read the plain text of the constitution, which talks of a trial of the president, not a former president. None of the opinion to the contrary explains the absense of the word "former" (or similar) in the text of the constituational impeachment provisions.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on January 13, 2021 68 Comments
The U.S. House will be voting today to impeach Trump. It's a done deal because Democrats have the majority, and probably will get about 20 Republicans to join them. Then it eventually heads to the Senate for trial, where Mitch McConnell has said the earliest a trial could be held under Senate Rules (unless there is unanimous consent to waive them, which will not happen) is an hour after Biden takes office on January 20.

Posted by Mike LaChance on November 14, 2020 67 Comments
Dr. Anthony Fauci sat for an interview about the pandemic this week and said that even though Americans have an independent spirit, "now is the time to do what you’re told." That should go over well with millions of Americans who have already had pandemic fatigue for months now.
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