"Motion Is Filed to Silence Prosecutor in Sept. 11 Case"

“Motion Is Filed to Silence Prosecutor in Sept. 11 Case”: Charlie Savage will have this article in Friday’s edition of The New York Times. Posted at 11:00 PM by Howard Bashman”L.A. County faces suit over adding religious cross to seal; Religious leaders and the ACLU have filed a suit against L.A. County after the Board of Supervisors voted to add a cross to the county seal”:This article will appear in Friday’s edition of The Los Angeles Times. Posted at 10:50 PM by Howard Bashman”Catch-22 Could Ensnare Chevron Lawyers Fighting Ecuador Verdict”: Adam Klasfeld of Courthouse News Service has this report today. Posted at 10:34 PM by Howard Bashman”Legal Lions Boies and Olson Set Back Gay Marriage”: Law professor Noah Feldman has this essay online today at Bloomberg View. …

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Epstein’s "Rand Paul Problem"

“I consider myself a proponent of limited government,” writes Richard Epstein in his most recent Defining Ideas column. “So does Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, who has moved the term ‘libertarian’ to the fore of our national political debates. In a recent New York Times analysis, ‘Rand Paul’s Mixed Inheritance,’ Sam Tanenhaus and Jim Rutenberg treat him as today’s exemplar of libertarian thought. But Paul’s ideology is a far cry from classical liberalism, which is conceptually and politically superior to hard-line libertarianism.”

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“I consider myself a proponent of limited government,” writes Richard Epstein in his most recent Defining Ideas column. “So does Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, who has moved the term ‘libertarian’ to the fore of our national political debates. In a recent New York Times analysis, ‘Rand Paul’s Mixed Inheritance,’ Sam Tanenhaus and Jim Rutenberg treat him as today’s exemplar of libertarian thought. But Paul’s ideology is a far cry from classical liberalism, which is conceptually and politically superior to hard-line libertarianism.”

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"Ted Cruz unapologetic for confrontational first year in the Senate"

“Ted Cruz unapologetic for confrontational first year in the Senate”: Todd J. Gillman has this front page article in today’s edition of The Dallas Morning News. Gillman also has a related article headlined “Ted Cruz says he’s hired lawyers to renounce Canadian citizenship.” And The Guardian (UK) reports that “Ted Cruz ‘taking steps’ to renounce Canadian citizenship; Texas senator announced he was hiring lawyers to help extricate him from his apparently unhelpful surplus nationality.”Posted at 05:36 PM by Howard Bashman”Don’t ignore the Brady rule: Evidence must be shared; A respected judge warns of an epidemic of violations of the so-called Brady rule, which holds that prosecutors must turn over evidence favorable to the accused.”This editorial appears today in The Los Angeles Times. Posted at 04:38 …

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“Ted Cruz unapologetic for confrontational first year in the Senate”: Todd J. Gillman has this front page article in today’s edition of The Dallas Morning News. Gillman also has a related article headlined “Ted Cruz says he’s hired lawyers to renounce Canadian citizenship.”

And The Guardian (UK) reports that “Ted Cruz ‘taking steps’ to renounce Canadian citizenship; Texas senator announced he was hiring lawyers to help extricate him from his apparently unhelpful surplus nationality.”

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