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Did DA’s Office Retaliate Against Prosecutor, When She Was Serving as Juror, for Voting to Acquit Defendant?
That’s the issue in Hagan v. Funk, decided last Monday by Chief Judge William L. Campbell, Jr. (M.D. Tenn.); here are the allegations from the Complaint: Plaintiff was employed as a prosecutor for the Office of the District Attorney General of the 20th Judicial District of Tennessee (“DA’s Office”) when she received a jury summons. […]
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Sending in the Guard
Trump administration ordered the National Guard into Chicago: On Saturday morning, on the Southwest Side of Chicago in Brighton Park, two people driving cars reportedly attempted either to assault federal Border Patrol agents or to otherwise impede their work. The agents shot at one of the motorists—30-year-old Marimar Martinez, a U.S. citizen who was armed […]
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The 7 Secret Power Triggers That Instantly Spot Market Trends in Your Trading Software
The End of Guesswork—Why Smart Triggers Are Essential Modern financial markets are characterized by intense speed and volatility, demanding that active traders transition from constant, tedious screen monitoring to systematic, automated signal detection. Relying solely on intuition or basic indicators like a single Moving Average (MA) crossover is insufficient for maintaining a competitive edge. True […]
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BitMine Immersion (BMNR) Announces ETH Holdings Exceeding 2.83 Million Tokens and Total Crypto and Cash Holdings of $13.4 Billion
BitMine now owns greater than 2% of the ETH token supply as it moves towards the ‘Alchemy of 5%’ BitMine leads Crypto treasury peers by both the velocity of raising crypto NAV per share and by the high trading liquidity of BMNR stock BitMine Crypto + Cash Holdings + “Moonshots” total $13.4 billion, including 2.83 […]
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The Heritage Guide to the Constitution: Essay Nos. 176–200
To continue my preview of The Heritage Guide to the Constitution, which will ship on October 14, here are the authors of essays 176–200. Essay No. 176: The Jury Trial Clause —Judge Kurt D. Engelhardt, Ian Brinton Hatch, & Greta Gieseke Essay No. 177: The Vicinage Clause —Brian C. Kalt Essay No. 178: The Informed […]
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Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! The October Term 2025 of FantasySCOTUS is now in session
I am honored to open up the 17th Season of FantasySCOTUS. I launched the site back in 2009 when I was still clerking. Now, more than decade later, thousands of Court watchers have made their predictions. Sign up today at FantasySCOTUS.net to predict the outcome of all the blockbusters this term. The post Oyez! Oyez! […]
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Second Amendment Violated by Seizure of Firearms License from Alleged Domestic Violence Victim
From Tuesday’s opinion by Judge Aida Delgado-Colón (D.P.R.) in Ramos-Cruz v. P.R., granting summary judgment to plaintiff on her Second Amendment claim: The Court draws the following factual findings from the parties’ admissions on the record and those statements of proposed facts submitted by plaintiff that comply with L. Civ. R. 56…. On November 19, […]
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The First Amendment and Restrictions on Gathering Information by Drone
From Sixth Circuit Judge John Bush’s very interesting opinion Friday respecting denial of rehearing en banc in Yoder v. Bowen: This case involves an as-applied challenge to a Michigan law (the drone statute) that makes it illegal to “us[e] an unmanned vehicle or unmanned device that uses aerodynamic forces to achieve flight”—i.e., a drone—while “tak[ing] […]
