Black-Collar Crime
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We the People Should Use “Citizens United”
Fourteen years ago, SCOTUS issued a decision that many Americans have been taught to hate: Citizens United v. FEC, 558 U.S. 310 (2010). Law Professor Burt Neuborne, for example, had some choice words about Citizens United in his highly enli...
October 26, 1774, a Date that Should Live in First Amendment History
The First Amendment was written in 1789 and ratified by 1791. Yet, to this day, it remains an enigma to many. To this day, lawyers, law professors and judges continue to disagree about (or misunderstand or even misrepresent) the meaning of...
The Nexus between Black-Collar Crime and Presidential Crime (Part III)
For Trump v. United States, 144 S. Ct. 2312 (2024), on July 1 Chief Justice Roberts, personally, delivered the opinion of the Court and Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Barrett joined him to address a particular crime. “Based ...
A Tale of Two Tyrannies (Part I)
Today’s Americans might think, “Why should Mill matter to me? Didn’t he write way back in 1859 about British “subjects” and “rulers,” not American sovereigns governing themselves?” Four answers are provided below.1
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Airborne Ranger '81. Harvard Law '96. Writer '24 of true black-collar crime stories (how judges abuse their positions and powers to commit crimes including wire fraud, criminal conspiracy, obstruction of justice and civil rights violations).
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