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On Schadenfreude

Co-blogger Josh Blackman here acknowledges that he hasn't been following the legal developments in the TikTok case too closely, and…
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Skrmetti and birth equality (Part II)

Brothers in Law is a recurring series by brothers Akhil and Vikram Amar, with special emphasis on measuring what the Supreme Court says against what the Constitution itself says. For more content […]
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Natasha blew five times the legal drinking limit... here's why she walked free from court​

  • Drink driving charge after private school pick-up
  • Health condition behind staggering reading, court told
A mother who blew five times the legal drinking limit during a school pick-up has been found not guilty after blaming the reading on a popular health product and a reflux condition.

Natasha Jansen, 49, fell asleep in her car outside the Northbridge playing fields of Shore School, on Sydney's lower north shore, on the afternoon of July 23, 2024, causing a long queue.

Suspecting she may have been drinking, police administered a breath test which returned a reading of 0.243 - nearly five times the legal limit of 0.05.

More:

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State Supreme Court Kicks 'Tyrant' Judge off Bench Permanently​

Sep 16, 2025
The judge was found guilty by the Indiana Supreme Court of every charge laid against him, going so far as to say he wielded his position of power like a 'tyrant.'


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searcher said:
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Philadelphia Businesses Call on City Council to Recall Business Curfew Legislation - Institute for Justice

PHILADELPHIA—Today, a group of Philadelphia business owners and grassroots advocates from the Institute for Justice (IJ) called on the Philadelphia City Council to recall an […]
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Public Interest Law Firm Demands Philadelphia City Officials Stop Retaliation Against Businesses Who Spoke Against Curfew Law - Institute for Justice

PHILADELPHIA—Today, the Institute for Justice (IJ) sent a letter to Philadelphia city officials calling on them to stop taking retaliatory actions against business owners who […]
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State Supreme Court Says Police Need Better Waivers Before Questioning​

Sep 19, 2025
The Maine Supreme Court has ruled that a defendant must explicitly waiver their 5th Amendment rights before they can be questioned - and an ambiguous waiver won't do it.

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The Trump docket

Courtly Observations is a recurring series by Erwin Chemerinsky that focuses on what the Supreme Court’s decisions will mean for the law, for lawyers and lower courts, and for people’s lives. […]
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Being a justice doesn't make you a policy expert

Please note that the views of outside contributors do not reflect the official opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff. Lawyers have long played an outsized role in American policymaking. Almost two-thirds of the delegates […]
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Six HUNDRED Tickets Tossed Because Deputy Wasn’t Wearing Her Badge​

Nov 11, 2025


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SCOTUStoday for Tuesday, November 11

The Supreme Court Building is closed for Veterans Day, and the justices are not hearing oral arguments. In recognition of the holiday, we are sending an abridged version of this […]
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Town Issues $340 Speed Camera Tickets Despite $40 Cap in the Law​

Nov 19, 2025


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This is awesome. The Donald Trump Admin is mass firing immigration judges in San Francisco

- Since April, 12 of San Francisco's 21 immigration judges have been fired
- All of the judges granted deportation relief at double the national rate
- Immigration judges are under the executive branch, meaning that the president can fire them at will, and that's exactly what Trump is doing

Reporter says NGOs have been paying legal fees of the illegals going to court, but Trump is firing the judges creating a backlog

“The court's backlog is now at 120,000 cases and rising fast, but waiting isn't safe. A pending case doesn't protect you from ICE, and people detained in the Bay Area are often brought out of it, where there are less resources and harsher precedent”

All activist judges need to be fired immediately
 

New Law Proposed To Curb the Filing of Frivolous Liens​

Jan 9, 2026
A lawmaker in California has proposed increasing the fines and penalties for the filing of fraudulent liens - a problem which is becoming more common.


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Voodoo said:
Interesting... :unsure:

The Bar association is a Giant POS and the cause of many problems. So I guess I don't hate it.
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Well, the administration risks embarrassment without proper vetting, so be it...
 
*Another* U.S. Attorney Disqualified After Failing The ‘Actually Appointed’ Test You can’t just vibe your way into being a U.S. Attorney… (Dealbreaker)
 

Riverview man’s truck repossessed over a 14-year-old judgment; plaintiff deceased​

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A Riverview man has been without his vehicle since early November after it was repossessed from his driveway even though he said he never missed a single payment.

Charles Songer’s vehicle was seized after a judge granted the repossession when a 14-year-old landlord-tenant case from Leon County was quietly reopened in early November.

More:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/crime/gen...aintiff-deceased/ar-AA1Wf8uk?ocid=socialshare

Man’s Truck Seized Over 14-Year-Old Judgment​

Feb 15, 2026
The problems here include a judgment that is very old, on a lawsuit the man says he was never served with, for something he is not liable for - and the plaintiff in the original case has passed away.


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