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• Scalia on Globalization & the Law

  
  Red Tory v.3.0 — Authority: 137
  Fora TV has picked out one of the most provocative extracts from Justice Antonin Scalia’s lecture to the American Academy in Berlin, here concerning the role of the judiciary vis-à-vis natural law, which is a highly contentious point, but just one of many raised in the somewhat lengthy talk. Should you ...
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• Group Gives Up Death Penalty Work in Frustration

  
  Death Penalty News — Authority: 137
  Last fall, the American Law Institute, which created the intellectual framework for the modern capital justice system almost 50 years ago, pronounced its project a failure and walked away from it. There were other important death penalty developments last year: the number of death sentences continued to fall, ...
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• What If Gore Had Won?

  
  The Great Illuminator — Authority: 424
  By The Arch City Madman Ahhh, if only Al Gore was allowed to inhabit the Oval Office. Most everything would have been better, the world would be as one, and all of us would be singing Kumbaya.It’s time to move on and give up all the fantasy. Gore was not elected President, Bush was. Now they have their boy Obama ...
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• A Man of Influence

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 901
  Antonin Scalia in 1986.
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• On Language: Choate

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 901
  Why does Justice Antonin Scalia hate this word?
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• "We felt like we were throwing joke Molotov cocktails, and then the room burst into flames."

  
  Althouse — Authority: 730
  Stephen Colbert reflects on his infamous performance at the White House Correspondents Dinner. (Blogged here at the time.) When the dinner was over, "I dont think Im dying. I go to sit down and nobodys meeting my eye. Only [the late journalist-turned-White House spokesman] Tony Snow comes over and says Im doing a ...
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• Stephen Colbert on Glenn Beck: “He Raised the Stupid Bar and Now It’s Nearly Inapproachable.”

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 768
  The Atlantic’s Jim Warren , former\managing editor and Washington bureau chief for the Chicago Tribune , attended the Second City 50th anniversary event in Chicago, which featured alumni of the comedy institution — including a very forthcoming Stephen Colbert . Colbert, who sat for a panel discussion with ...
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• Rose Institute Director Quoted by United Press International

  
  The Rose Report — Authority: 111
  The United Press International quoted Dr. Ralph Rossum, the Rose Institute’s Director, in an article about all of the Justices on the current Supreme Court.  Dr. Rossum discussed Justice Antonin Scalia. In “Antonin Scalia’s Jurisprudence,” author Ralph Rossum says, “Respecting the original meaning of ...
  2 weeks ago

• Questions Surface After Texas Execution

  
  The StandDown Texas Project — Authority: 443
  Thats the title of an OpEd written for Colorados Durango Herald by Dr. Carol Huser, a forensic pathologist and the La Plata County corone.  It appeared in the Monday edition.  LINK A few weeks before Willinghams scheduled execution in February 2004, Dr. Gerald Hurst, a highly regarded fireinvestigator in Austin, ...
  3 weeks ago

• Supreme Court Considers Federal Corruption Law

  
  EndrTimes — Authority: 148
  Supreme Court Considers Federal Corruption Law Posted: 12/7/09 This week the Supreme Court will consider three challenges to a federal corruption law that has been used to prosecute a number of fraud cases, including those of former lobbyist Jack Abramoff, former Illinois governor George Ryan and some Enron ...
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• Has the Supreme Court Become Too Catholic

  
  MetaFilter — Authority: 725
  Has the Supreme Court become too Catholic?
  3 weeks ago

• SCOTUS to Take Up ‘Vague’ Fraud Law

  
  The Washington Independent Blog — Authority: 153
  The Supreme Court is set to hear three big cases charging that the anti-corruption laws are too vague and recent high-level prosecutions under them must be struck down. The law at issue, an amendment to the Wire and Mail Fraud Act of 1988 , makes it illegal for public or private employees to “deprive another of ...
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• More Biased Press Coverage of the Supreme Court and Its Ledbetter Decision

  
  OpenMarket.org — Authority: 554
  Press coverage of the Supreme Court is sometimes marred by ideological bias.  Liberal court reporters sometimes distort what Supreme Court justices say, or the facts of Supreme Court rulings, in order to make justices look bad.  One example is the blatantly false claim by an Arizona reporter that Justice ...
  4 weeks ago

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