ISIS supporter Joshua Van Haften "also believes, for example, that Britain's Prince William is the Antichrist, that people can use numerology to predict the future, and that most Western political leaders are closet Satanists."
...by the Illinois Supreme Court in a decision this morning.
Restrictionists are inflaming public opinion to justify a harsh crackdown
A divided D.C. Circuit holds Congress may insulate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from Presidential Control. Will the Supreme Court agree?
Did DOJ actually need to disclose who funded the Steele dossier? Very likely not.
Several commentators (myself included) continue the debate over Brink Lindsey and Steven Teles' important new book.
Jonathan Chait's accusations to the contrary ignore a great deal of the actual libertarian reaction to the president's policies. But some libertarians are indeed too soft on both Trump and right-wing nationalism generally.
Bathtime photos, forfeiture shenanigans, and a wine caper.
That the judge supported the gymnastic victims in being heard should be a cause for celebration, not concern--and ample caselaw makes clear that it was entirely within the boundaries of proper judicial behavior.
Armed robbery, extortion...and keeping the money for themselves.
My upcoming public speaking engagements for the next few months. Covering topics like political ignorance, federalism, immigration, and others.
The Supreme Court issues three opinions, for a grand total of four so far this term.
When (often plausible) claims about substance get recast as (unsound) claims about language.
Episode 199 of the Cyberlaw Podcast
Episode 200 of the Cyberlaw Podcast
The infection of postmodernism apparently goes way back.
Legal language, like mathematical language, often gives multiple definitions to similar terms.
Why I hope the Court leaves its "physical presence" rule for sales tax collection intact, or How I Learned to Love the Dormant Commerce Clause.
A computer search decision from a new Sixth Circuit judge, John Bush, has been generating some controversy. Let's take a look.
Less pretrial jail, more forfeiture restrictions
Let's avoid false dilemmas when exploring blame.
Sharing arrest and accident info on Facebook before cops can tell "official" media is not OK, say Laredo police-and nevermind that one of their own was the source.
Making a murderer, making a rapist, and making kids wear a motto.
Share your experience with those of us who are still looking for things to give people ....
Continuing the Volokh Conspiracy tradition of celebrating this ancient Roman holiday
So holds a federal district court, in granting a temporary restraining order in V.A. v. San Pasqual Valley Unified School District.
Robert Mueller's handling of his investigation is not above criticism, but many critiques miss the mark.
Hit & Run and Volokh Conspiracy -- totally an accident, I assure you ....
Information may or may not want to be free -- but that's certainly what we want for our posts.
Wendgay Newton's bill takes victim blaming to a new level.
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