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To ginni thomas, he funneled through a nonprofit organization that actually ended up having matters before the court. they filed an amicus brief in the section five shelby county, the holder case, that actually struck down the heart of the voting rights act, where justice thomas was in the 54 majority in that case, striking down the heart of the voting rights act. so, at the very least, there is the appearance of impropriety. there's possibly a full out conflict of interest, and possibly a straight ride. there seems to be no bottom to the ethical conflicts this court has, and that justice thom...

Even this version of the court seems not entirely careless about the risk of wrongful convictions.

Pfluger Fly-By: April 14, 2023

I wanted to update you on a current lawsuit concerning Mifepristone, a dangerous chemical abortion drug that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved and deregulated—despite the known safety risks to women. Consuming mifepristone creates significant risks for women (in addition to killing the unborn baby). In fact, a 2021 study found that between 1999-2015, visits

As i can determine that such political expressive horn uses use jeopardizes safety or frustrates noise control, brazen concludes. that by prohibiting core expressive conduct the law is unconstitutional. joining me now is hands, who wrote an amicus brief in support of susan porter in the case, he's associate clinical professor of law at cornell law school, where he is associate director of its first amendment clinic. professor thanks for being here it is my favorite story of the week. so the majority said, yeah, some honking is expressive under the first amendment, but it applies even handedly....