Day: October 16, 2024
A president’s legacy: How judicial picks last decades
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – When considering a president’s legacy, judicial appointments often have the longest-lasting impact. Legislation may be repealed or overturned, but federal judges can shape the law for decades. As we approach another presidential election, it’s worth reflecting on how these appointments influence our legal landscape and the critical role they play in interpreting the Constitution.
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Jack Smith files nonsensical objection to Donald Trump’s move to dismiss J6 indictment on statutory grounds…
https://revolver.news/2024/10/jack-smith-files-nonsensical-objection-to-donald-trumps-move-to-dismiss-j6-indictment-on-statutory-grounds/
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Supreme Court to Hear San Francisco’s Challenge to EPA Water Regulation
San Francisco and the EPA disagree over whether a permit for wastewater discharge was too generic.
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FBI Revises Crime Statistics Upward
https://bonginoreport.com/top-stories/fbi-revises-crime-statistics-upward
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FBI Fudges Violent Crime Stats To Hide 55 Percent Rise Under Biden-Harris Administration
While the FBI claims that serious violent crime has fallen by 5.8 percent since Biden took office, the NCVS numbers show total violent crime has risen by 55.4 percent.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX Sues California Commission Over Alleged Political Bias
‘Incredibly inappropriate’
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Jack Smith Says Supreme Court’s Jan. 6 Ruling Allows Obstruction Charge Against Trump
The justices held in Fischer v. United States that the DOJ had applied an overly broad reading of a law used by the special counsel in his indictment of Trump.
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Nebraska Supreme Court Restores Voting Rights for Convicted Felons
The decision could allow some 7,000 people in Nebraska who have completed their sentences to cast ballots this November.
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