What courts need to learn from sports

A short time ago, a football player from Buffalo forgot to follow the rule for getting a touchback in response to a kickoff.  (You’re supposed to put your knee to the ground after catching the ball.)  A lot of people have focused on what the officials did next.  But what almost no one seems to be noticing is what the officials didn’t do, and in fact, couldn’t do.

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A few things I will never understand.

1. How 2 atoms smashing together created the galaxy, and as far as we know, infinite galaxies. I mean they are experimenting with this with the CERN accelerator and we don’t have more galaxies being made.

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The Whistleblower Complaint was Filed on Nothing More than Hearsay

There is a whistleblower. The whistleblower did lodge a complaint with the intelligence community inspector general. The complaint is about communications between President Trump and the Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky. There is an issue with the complaint. The person who made it did not have “direct knowledge.”

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Immigration Policy

Strong immigration policy is foundational to remaining a nation. It is part of what has made the United States exceptional. Today the debate over immigration and border security is toxic. Many are simply paralyzed on the issue. The result is the security of all Americans is being held hostage. The Marxist open borders agenda is … Read more

Objecting to your own principles

American Federal Character

Americans should contemplate the under appreciated federal aspect of independence. We obsess about the size and strength of the national government. But it was our ancestors’ desire to govern themselves. They contemplated doing it in legislative bodies much closer than the British Parliament. That brought about the Declaration of Independence. How we got here… Have we … Read more

Volinsky Lies. It Was NOT About Abortion.

This: Tyrion’s (hereinafter I shall refer to Volinsky as Tyrion in accordance with my latest nom-de-twitter for him #TyrionVolinsky) piece tells us much more about Tyrion’s qualifications to be Governor than it does about MaxDonald’s qualifications to sit on the New Hampshire Supreme Court. More specifically, Tyrion views the judiciary as a Super-Legislature that only … Read more

Federal Subsidy of California’s Sanctuary Policies

Gavin Newsom’s election as Governor of California came after saying his plan was to expand Medicare. He said he would cover every Californian, even illegal immigrants. Tuesday this week, Newsom signed into state law, State Bill 104. The bill extends health care benefits to illegal immigrants under Medicaid. We don’t need no Rule of Law… … Read more

Which Side Are You On Congressmen?… Which Side Are You On?

From an article by Houston Keene at the Independent Journal Review: Speaker Pelosi was in New York on Monday. During the event she was discussing immigration policy. In her remarks the Speaker said she believed President Donald Trump‘s postponed Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids were “outside the circle of civilized human behavior” and “appalling.” … Read more

House to Move Contempt Against Attorney General

The Action… Multiple sources are reporting that the House of Representatives is moving to hold Attorney General Barr in contempt of Congress. The man is the highest law enforcement officer of the nation. He has had a long and distinguished career. His offense; refusal to break the law. This action if taken would be asinine. … Read more

Mueller: Guilty Until Proven Innocent

What do you think? Should prosecutor say or do things for the purpose of helping one political party or the other? Robert Mueller abused his position of trust. He knowingly allowed himself to be used for partisan political advantage. Mueller has moved beyond the conclusion of his report. The former special prosecutor invited Democrats to … Read more

Rule of Law: Government is the Example?

Whose idea is this? In 1928 Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, wrote in, Olmstead v. United States, 277 U.S. 438, “Decency, security and liberty alike demand that government officials shall be subjected to the same rules of conduct that are commands to the citizen. In a government of laws, existence of the government will be … Read more

AG Barr Appoints John Durham

The Associated Press ( https://apnews.com/75e5c4efd5c74e6e9aa1ba0237a0e651 ) and New York Times ( https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/13/us/politics/russia-investigation-justice-department-review.html ) are carrying stories reporting that Attorney General Barr has appointed the U.S Attorney in Connecticut, John Durham an investigatory task. He is charged with the duty to investigate the origins of the Russia investigation. This is to include whether or not the … Read more

Sanctuary Jurisdictions Should Reap What They Sow

Lawyers can justify almost anything under the law if you give them enough time and if you have sufficient money to stay in court scrapping. There are legal professionals who do argue that it is illegal to move illegal aliens from collection sites at the border to sanctuary cities and states. The assertion whether it … Read more

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