Law of the West
Hank LaceyCongress, federal courts, law, politics, science, sports, and other musings
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Minneapolis, ICE, and the Constitution: What the Gopher State's habeas cases reveal about “Operation Metro Surge”
Federal courts are documenting a pattern: warrantless seizures, transfers that flout court orders, and official narratives that do not match the record.
Minneapolis has become the country’s clearest warning sign that the Trump administrati...
Federal Appeals Court Allows New Law Cutting Planned Parenthood Medicaid Funding to Take Effect
First Circuit lifts Boston-based U.S. District Court injunctions, rejects bill of attainder and First Amendment challenges.
Jeff Kent Was Elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Other Worthy Candidates Were Not.
The Contemporary Baseball Era Committee rejected Delgado, Mattingly, Murphy, Sheffield, and Valenzuela.
Jeff Kent, the late 1990s and early 2000s second baseman for the San Francisco Giants, has been elected to the Major League Baseball Ha...
Trump Says He Pardoned Colorado Election Denier Tina Peters. He Didn't.
Peters, found guilty under state law, is still a convict.
President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he pardoned former Mesa County, Colorado clerk Tina Peters. The gesture is meaningless, though, because Peters was convicted by the Co...
COMMENTARY: Why Trump’s Removal Power Cases Threaten Congress, the Economy, and the Rule of Law
New removal power cases invite the Supreme Court to weaken independent agencies, sideline Congress, and destabilize public protections.
As the administration pushes an aggressive unitary executive agenda, new removal power cases invite the...
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