Devoting a full hour to exposition, analysis, understanding, and reaction to the tragic and horrifying murder of Tyre Nichols by five Memphis Police Officers in early January—including a graphic review of four videotapes of the stops, apprehensions, assaults, and beatings that led to the appropriate firings and state charges. Embedded in that examination, a prediction […]

Beginning the discussion with a review of our constitutional right to privacy, as first articulated clearly in 1965 and reaffirmed broadly until 2021, when the Supreme Court of the United States not only rescinded nearly 50 years of access to abortion but also placed in jeopardy many other fundamental privileges and prerogatives in the areas […]

With the headlines-grabbing news this week of the discovery of classified documents in the former office and current home of the President, a legal analysis of what we know and what we don’t, including the critical investigative questions in this (and any other “intent-focused”) inquiry—all affirming the fundamental notion that no one is above the […]

In the immediate aftermath of the selection of a Speaker of the House of Representatives in the new 118th Congress, a reflection on why the diverse responsibilities and professional operation of government, including the leadership of it, is critically important to the Constitutional legitimacy and vitality of our nation. And, two years after the attempted […]

Reflecting on many of the recent, significant stories in law, government, and justice, a whirlwind survey of five of the most important developments of late 2022—including the decision by the Supreme Court to continue the Trump era, pandemic-based regulation prohibiting asylum seekers from coming into America; the severe sentencings of two of the many defendants […]