Pro Bona Publica
Pro Bona PublicaPublic Defender, and thus profoundly aware that the scariest words in the English language are "I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
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Sensible Birthright Citizenship
One of the ways Trump has shifted the Overton Window is that merits and principles of birthright citizenship are being discussed. Should the United States continue with a practice abandoned by most of the world? Is a law designed to ensure ...
My Susan Pevensie Headcanon
I wish I had the skill to write my headcanon of Susan as a novel. This is probably the best I can do.
Dispatch From the Public Defender Trenches
Being a public defender in charge of a rural county gives a rhythm to the weeks and months. Today is Wednesday, when I have my morning appointment at the jail. It's my chance to visit with clients before the associate circuit judge's crimin...
What Every American Adult Should Know
I recently made waves in a Discord group for my opinion that no one should be a K-12 teacher if they cannot pass a test intended for high school students in a core subject, which I defined as grammar, vocabulary, arithmetic, basic algebra, ...
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Public Defender, and thus profoundly aware that the scariest words in the English language are "I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
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