I mean, all she did was coordinate an attack on democracy itself, and suddenly the democratically elected government is so nasty to her!

I'll be honest: That was not the news I was expecting about Steve Calabresi and heroine.

Was it Nina Simone?

This is the worst-argued Gitmo appeal in my memory. I worry that 22 years on, the Bar (like everyone else) has abandoned the cause of the Commissions and the defendants themselves.

This is almost as good as when she dabbed on Noel Francisco during CFPB v. Community Financial.

I did a doubletake when I saw this unpublished opinion from the Fourth Circuit today, because the first take saw 'Michael Dreeben.'

Here's a wild stab at making this platform useful and not just a dumpster fire:

Do you know any underwriters who might be willing to talk to me and Rick Swedloff ... about contract law?

She's among the most experienced in the world at speaking to a hostile audience.

The government should not be captioning prosecutions with alleged gang aliases, and even if they do, courts should not oblige.

Reading my first COMES NOW.

“Finger-painting on the Constitution” is an all-timer.

I am pleased to report that I have filed my first document in the Supreme Court of Maryland under the new font regime.

This article is fine, but the incorporated sketch by Dana Verkouteren of S.G. Prelogar is spectacular.
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So now I have to worry about whether tapeworms will be content occupying my gut?

That rumbling sound you're hearing is the entire Supreme Court Bar looking for a pending copyright case that tests whether the Copyright Act's statute of limitations is tolled by a discovery rule.