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What A Load Of Bologna! 1st Amendment Doesn't Protect Absolute Right To Feed The Homeless

My Bologna has a first name, it's S P E E C H! ....

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Sex offender challenges jurisdiction and 1996 testimony

Frank Sanchez of Wagner was convicted last year of abusive sexual contact of a nine-year-old girl. ....

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FOXNEWS Special Report With Bret Baier June 4, 2024 22:22:00

Do you think that played a factor in this case? is there one better out there? it s hard to speculate why they didn t take this case. this is a case we won in the 8th circuit that involves another graphic designer and film makers. but i do think it begs the question of how many years people like jack will have to litigate for their freedom for the court and the nation to stop activists from using the law, misusing the law as an arm of cancel culture. shannon: thanks for your time. the boy scouts of america reached an $850-million dollars ....

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Appeals Court Tells Lying Cop No 'Reasonable' Officer Would Think It's OK To Tear Gas Journalists For Performing Journalism

Mon, Feb 8th 2021 7:59pm
Tim Cushing
For some reason, we, the people, keep having to shell out cash to employ a lot of unreasonable law enforcement officers.
We ve already seen some federal courts respond to violent law enforcement responses to the mere presence of journalists and legal observers during protests. The targeting of non-participants by law enforcement has been met with injunctions and harsh words for the officers participating in these attacks.
Much of what s been covered here deals with months of ongoing protests in Portland, Oregon and violent responses by federal officers. But this appeals court ruling (via Mike Scarcella) shows the problem isn t confined to the Northwest or federal law enforcement. Cops are attacking journalists in other cities as they try to do nothing more than cover highly newsworthy events. ....

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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow execution of Lisa Montgomery

Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow execution of Lisa Montgomery
Ann E. Marimow and Robert Barnes, The Washington Post
Jan. 12, 2021
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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Tuesday night began to clear the way for the execution of Lisa Montgomery, who is scheduled to die by lethal injection - the first woman to face the federal death penalty in nearly seven decades.
The court granted a request from the Justice Department to vacate a divided federal appeals court that would have delayed her execution until after President Donald Trump leaves office next week.
The court s three liberals - Justices Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan - dissented. ....

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