Shipwreckedcrew's Port-O-Call
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The Fulton County Search Warrant Is The Beginning -- Not The Middle Or End -- Of Gathering Evidence Related To The 2020 Election
Search warrants are "kicking over the rocks" -- an opportunity to take and examine the evidence that is being withheld and cannot otherwise be examined without the seizure.
A Earthquake Ruling From The Fifth Circuit Court Of Appeals On An Important Immigration Issue -- Detention of Aliens Without Bond Is Lawful.
Thousands of illegal aliens have been ordered released on bond by federal judges based on.established practice of almost 30 years -- but the Fifth Circuit holds that is not required by the statute.
Demand for "Judicial Warrants" In Deportation Matters Shows Legal Illiteracy About How Arrest Warrants Are Issued And Used
The "Warrant" does not provide a basis for a magistrate or judge to independently evaluate anything -- which is exactly how Congress has designed the deportation process.
"Judges Gone Wild" -- On The Question Of Ending "Temporary Protective Status" For Venezuelans and Haitians.
Nothing is "temporary" -- it all depends on correctly crossing and dotting the "t's"and "i's" after the right calls and emails are exchanged with enough agencies to make a judge happy months later.
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Bill Shipley, 22+ years as a federal prosecutor; eight years private practice; pronouns "Me/I/Sir/Your Grace/"Dickhead" (from my wife).
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