Today in Supreme Court History: September 21, 1981
9/21/1981: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is confirmed by the Senate, 99-0.
Read More →9/21/1981: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is confirmed by the Senate, 99-0.
Read More →9/21/1981: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is confirmed by the Senate, 99-0.
Read More →House Bill 1193 loosened or abolished rules governing more than 30 different professions.
Read More →Former Bridgeport, Conn., police chief Armando “A.J.” Perez and David Dunn, the city’s acting personnel director, are facing federal charges of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and making false statements to investigators. Prosecutors say the two men rigged the police chief’s exam two years ago to make sure Perez got the post. They…
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—Trump has announced his pick for Supreme Court justice: Joe Biden. By nominating Biden, Trump has forced the Dems’ hands, making them believe the sexual assault claims and allegations of inappropriate, creepy behavior against the former vice president.
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Read More →The title of this post, live dangerously and you live right, comes from the great author Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and he was ever so correct. The life of meek obedience is a sin against the self. It is a surrender of mind and passion. It’s a half life at best. But unquestioning compliance is […]
Read More →With the right freedom of information and use policies, wearable cameras could still be a powerful weapon to increase transparency.
Read More →9/20/1968: The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission denied a certificate of no exterior effect to the Penn Central Transportation Co. The Supreme Court found that the City of New York did not violate the Takings Clause in Penn Central Transp…
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Read More →As I walk around Berlin, I remember a song about the Wall by the famous Spanish singer Joaquín Sabina that loosely translated begins like this: “That guy who goes to the golf club / if you saw him yesterday / yelling “Yankee go home” / chanting Fidel’s slogans / Today he has a cobblestone,…
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Read More →Above all else, the nominee must be willing to walk into the slaughter, knowing they may get slaughtered.
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