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Another habitual felon has targeted a woman alone on a commuter train. This time it was last Monday in Chicago at 9:30 p.m. when Lawrence Reed, who has at least 13 priors, poured gasoline on a young woman riding alone on a CTA Blue Line train and set her on fire. Alexandra Koch of Fox News href="https://www.foxnews.com/us/blue-city-suspect-numerous-prior-arrest...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s November argument calendar begins today. It is Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday this week and next except for Veterans’ Day, next Tuesday.
Here are the criminal and law-enforcement-related civil cases on the docket:
Today, Nov. 3: Rico v. United States. Whether the fugitive-tolling doctrine applies in the context of supervis...
The Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention is this week, Thursday through Saturday. It is being held at the Washington Hilton, having outgrown its traditional venue at the Mayflower Hotel. Many of the panels will be live-streamed for free.
The pa...
The use of artificial intelligence (and sometimes artificial stupidity) has taken a dangerous turn. It’s deplorable when lawyers use AI to draft briefs with made-up precedents and false “facts,” at least without a thorough, human check. But briefs alone do not have legal effect, and the errors can be found by opposing counsel and the court.
But now there is a horrifyin...
An article by Hans Bader in Liberty Unyielding raises questions about the reliability of government reported crime data. The article cites statistics compiled by UCLA PhD and former H...
