If you haven’t done so, go back and read my other post for a full description of this case. People seemed to like it and there’s a clever Lion King reference. Here’s an update while it’s fresh in my head. Today, Friday May 20, 2022, we had a hearing on…

It seems like a big deal, right? I’m writing this for all the non-lawyers who haven’t kept up with every minor detail of the January 6 investigations. This could get kind of long so feel free to skip ahead to your favorite part. First, is a short summary of the…

Free speech is not without limits. One example we have all heard is that a person cannot falsely shout “fire!” in a crowded theater. The principle is so widely accepted that it has arguably earned the status of “common sense.” “The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect…

On MSNBC’s post-debate coverage on Friday Februray 7th, 2020, we were presented with a microcosm of how the word “socialism” is going to be handled for the rest of the campaign. …

If you gave me a magic wand with the oddly specific power to make Senator Bernie Sanders — and only Sanders — president tomorrow, I would use it without hesitating. …

(Here’s a first post on Medium for anyone who peruses my profile.) I decided to start writing again. It feels good to create something and express myself, especially when the times call for speaking up. Heck, I might even reach the dozens of persuadable people that are left and perhaps nudge them in the right direction with some clear, concise text. Who knows? I have been published before, mostly some law review articles around ‘02-’04 that are now collecting dust in law libraries. Some of those takes have aged better than others. One of them was cited in a brief submitted to the Supreme Court. That’s a feather in my cap, I guess.