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The Test Almost Nothing Fails Just Failed
There is a constitutional test the government almost never loses. It is called rational basis review, and it is the legal equivalent of a participation trophy. If a court can dream up any plausible reason for a law, it survives, even reason...
When a Giant Ship Crashes into a Baltimore Bridge, the Law Protects...the Owners of the Giant Ship
The cargo ship Dali destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, killed six construction workers, and choked off the Port of Baltimore for months. Its owners say they should pay no more than about $43.7 million. That’s the stipulate...
The Carroll Investigation’s Perjury Problem
The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, the writer who won two civil judgments against Donald Trump for sexual abuse and defamation. The optics are hard to ignore. The woman who beat the president in...
Sex in Chambers Is a Scandal. Is It Impeachable?
According to Bloomberg Law, the New York Post and CNBC, a federal district judge, identified as Eleanor Ross of the Northern District of Georgia, recently received a private reprimand from the Eleventh Circuit’s Judicial Council. Apparently...
When a Bet Becomes a Crime - Insider Trading and Prediction Markets
A Google software engineer just learned the hard way that a “bet” could also be a felony. According to CNBC, federal prosecutors in Manhattan charged Michele Spagnuolo, a staff security engineer, with commodities fraud, wire fraud, and mone...
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