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Why the 2023 Banking Crisis is Not Like 2008 and Not an Indictment Against Capitalism
So many people are getting the current banking crisis wrong
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Why TikTok Will Be Banned or Divested in the United States
TikTok will be banned or divested in the United States, and those are the only likely options.
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We Need to Talk About Doxxing
Elon Musk has perverted what doxxing actually means.
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Kenya’s Trumpian Election
How Kenya’s election shows a Trumpian trend and what should be done to fix it.
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Charging Donald Trump for the January 6th U.S. Capitol Assault
Analyzing the possibilities for charging Donald Trump for the January 6th U.S. Capitol assault.
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Alito’s Draft Abortion Opinion Would Destroy More Than Roe v. Wade
Alito’s draft abortion opinion suggests only one thing: they are only getting started.
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Pardon and Prison: An Analysis of Trump’s Pardon Power and How It Could Lead to Obstruction
The article analyzes Trump’s legal ability to save himself and his associates through his pardon power. The analysis also examines what charges Mueller might be able to bring should Trump try to pardon potential co-conspirators, or even himself.
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The Crazy Case of Michael Cohen
The Michael Cohen case fascinates me. Here is a lawyer who cut his teeth trying small-time car accident cases inside a Queens, N.Y taxi garage. He was basically an automotive version of an ambulance chasing, personal injury attorney. Cohen’s Taxi and Gambling “Empire” Before joining the Trump Organization, Mr. Cohen, Read more…
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A Sobering Reminder – Life is Not Work
I recently read a sobering article in the New York Times, which serves as a good reminder that life is not all about work. It should also be treated as a rallying cry for all legal professionals to slow down every once in a while, observe warning signs from colleagues, Read more…
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Consumers as Private Attorneys General
How everyday consumers can serve as their own private attorneys general when the Department of Justice fails to act.