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Too many forgotten laws
The courts have looked unfavorably on Trump's tariffs.
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Charter government cannot define itself
One of the hardest parts of the charter to come to grips with was preventing the government from having any say in defining itself.
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International laws and the charter
The charter government is just a legislature.
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Innocent until proven guilty
This article raises an interesting question: if you claim you can prove yourself innocent, but refuse to, how does that factor into proving your guilt…
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Prosecutorial discretion, again
Here we go again, another episode in the long running soap opera concerning Boeing's 737-MAX.
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Consumer product safety
This is definitely a first world problem.
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How slooooow can the courts goooooo?
Obamacare mandated that health insurance has to cover abortions, and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany, New York objects that this violates their…
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A system fighting itself over IDs
An article about E-Verify, the federal program to verify that job candidates are not here illegally.
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Fishy prosecution, fishy retraction, fishy judge
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is a political hack of the first water, especially designed to be independent of both Congress and the…
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Let's see how much we can twist this law
Got to laugh at this. The FBI raided the wrong house in 2017, threw in a flash bang grenade, ripped off the front door, held the occupants ... and they…
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Falsifiability and perjury
Oh dear.
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Good example of a defective law
What is the charter equivalent of an unconstitutional law?
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