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Ohio judge jails lawyer for wearing ‘BLM’ pin
Yes, he did. But no, he shouldn’t have. Ohio judge Robert Milich gets himself cited in the growing narrative about lousy judges, whose prejudices against women and, especially, minority women glare as ominously as does the First Amendment-defying “In [g]od … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, The god problem, War on women
Tagged American war against women, First Amendment, First Amendment rights, judges, law and the courts, Lawyers, role of judges, the god problem
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Brand new NH law bans sex with…
From FiveThirtyEight’s Significant Digits for today, Monday 6/27/2016: H.B. 1547 New Hampshire called into question its status as the “live free or die” state Friday when Gov. Maggie Hassan signed H.B. 1547, a bill finally banning sex with animals. Bestiality … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged law and the courts
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The role of the judge, per Donald Trump
Since I wrote about the Las Vegas judge who handcuffed a public defender for doing her job, I find myself needing to post two stories about the role of judges in our court system. This time, in support of a … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, The filthy rich
Tagged consumer fraud lawsuits, defendants, federal judges, First Amendment, fraudulent misrepresentation, law and the courts, legal causes of action, role of judges, tort lawsuits
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