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SCOTUS and “The Latest Frivolous Attack on Obamacare”

Posted on November 11, 2014 by Naomi

I’m glad for Paul Krugman’s clarity, sanity and humanism in this NYT column The Latest Frivolous Attack on Obamacare – NYTimes.com. Because I’ve been reading the disingenuously knotty arguments from “liberatarian” legal scholars (tell you, guys, if you are truly … Continue reading →

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“Woman Mauled by Chimp Can’t Sue Connecticut”

Posted on April 3, 2014 by Naomi

Woman Mauled by Chimp Can’t Sue Connecticut – NYTimes.com. I didn’t think she would be granted the right to sue, but then I’m not sympathetic to her case against the state. To me, there still remains a sub-category of Bad … Continue reading →

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The first Perelman case declared “frivolous”

Posted on October 5, 2013 by Naomi

From the Daily News: Lawyer win in Perelman case A New Jersey appeals court on Thursday ruled that billionaire Revlon chairman Ron Perelman’s initial challenge to his former father-in-law’s estate plan was “frivolous,” but a $2 million fine against his … Continue reading →

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