Category Archives: Judiciary

“Justice delayed is justice denied”?

I wish people who express their opinions on TAFKAT, in the Times — wherever — would give up at least one bad cliché: “Justice delayed is justice denied”* when talking about Trumpists and our justice system. Delays, as caused by … Continue reading

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When I saw the NYT article on Merrick Garland and the DOJ investigation…

…I said to myself, “Smart.” Smart, because after hearing and reading months of criticism, a lot of it harsh and frenetic about Garland, I sensed the DOJ had decided to address the criticism by granting the Times interviews. I read … Continue reading

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Greetings, Peter Navarro! The Bureau of Prisons welcomes you

I can’t get over this business of Trump’s “associates” going off to prison. Yesterday, Peter Navarro checked in to the Federal Correctional Institute in Miami. This is a low-security prison, with a camp addition (really low security but presumably no … Continue reading

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