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• Overruling the Constitution: The Norms and Natural Law


• Ideology in Law


• Arbitration Nearly Erases Law and Can Leave Low-Income Workers Without a Good Remedy and Poor For Life


• Treaties, Trust Limits, and Advice Ranges


• Predatory Journals Undercut Scholarship and Deserve to be Starved


• Draft Counseling with the Military Selective Service Act: Boards, Rights, Resistance, Conscience, and Politics


• Excusing From Liability For the Greater Good


• Could a U.S. Website Be Copyrighted Under State Common Law?


• Do-It-Yourself Law-Making That Stands Up in Court on Malpractice


• Historians Are Not Legal Historians and So Many Leave Gaps No One Fills


• Law Enforcement Problems:


• Civil Underenforcement Due to Law’s Purpose Being Unexpected


• Certified Mail vs. Certificate of Mailing: The Choice is Not Obvious


• Commercial Cyclist Registration Law as Failing to Achieve its Purposes


• Gitmo Reveals Some Other Nations’ Criminal Extremism


• If a Professional Commits Malpractice, Can Their Profession Take Away Their License?


• Oath to God is a License to Lie Under Law


• Immigration:


• A Liberal Argument For Screening Muslim Immigrants and Rejecting Many


• Illegal Immigration Benefitted Australia and They Had It Worse


• Sanctuary Cities and Sanctuary Nations: We Need Sanctuaries Even With Mass Deportations


• Trials:


• Judges’ Biases Can Be Balanced by Random Assignment But Randomness is Uncommon


• Is Japan Less Litigious Or is the Mafia Serving as a Second Court System?


• The Rape of Andrea Dworkin That U.S. Criminal Justice Could Not Have Successfully Prosecuted


• Jury System May be Fatally Flawed


• Judges’ Political Diversity May Help Justify Long Service


• A Prosecutor with Integrity


• What Writ Was It?


• Economic Policy:


• Drug Abuse Felonization as Our National Economic Driver Harms Nations


• Theft by Head of State Stifles Law Enforcement Nationwide For Many Economic Crimes


• Grand Kleptomania, Grand Theft National Treasure, Cure by Development


• Homeless People in Wealthy Suburbs vs. Big Cities, Lowering Poverty, and Policing Strategy


• Imprisonment:


• Prison Rape by Men Needs a Strategic Lawsuit to Drive Reduction


• Are Psychological Services Better at Achieving Defendants’ Responsibility than is Prison?


• Policing:


• Defunding Police or Upfunding: Better Hiring and Accountability Needs Money


• Hiring the Best Police is Hard, Very Hard


• Police Fearsome or Friendly as Enforcement Tactic Toward Most People


• Police 911 Calls Yielded Confused Answers Too Often


• Police Officer Racism Can Excuse Killing: We Need Stronger Laws


• Policing Strategy and Abuse: Two Sides


• The U.N. is Secure and We Still Move Around


• Politics:


• Rule of Law May Be Likelier if Politics is Multiparty


• The Two Extremes of Law Enforcement


• Elections:


• Is Ranked-Choice Voting Too Complicated?


• Election Fraud and Trickery By Nice People Still Fraud and Trickery


• Family:


• Child Abuse and Neglect and the Middle-Class Exception


• Rule of Thumb, Hitting Wife with Switch No Thicker Than Thumb, History Says Judge Said OK


• Matchmaking is Pimping


• Family Separation Breaking Up Illegal Immigrants Will Damage American Credibility For Decades


• Honesty:


• Journalism’s Legal Liability Unless it Claims Objectivity it Can’t Have


• What If Lying Was Always Against the Law?


• Lying to a Lawyer as Possible Perjury


• Volunteerism Worse Than Thankless: Alleging Criminality


• Patronage, Infiltration, and Sabotage


• Civil Rights:


• Racism in Prehistory and Pre-Racism


• Discrimination Tens of Thousands of Years Old Yet No Less Preventable


• Indian Nations Are Not International: Neither Are Those of Other Indigenous Peoples


• Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Revelations Surging in 2017 and Internal Legal Procedure


• Was Hitler Jewish?


• Comfort Animals and Amending Laws


• The Religious Freedom Restoration Act Can be Shut Down by Unique Personal Moral and Ethical Beliefs


• Constitution of the United States:


• The Constitution: Has Anyone Proofread Our Copies?


• The Literal Meaning of the Constitution and the Air Force


• Slaves, Sales, and the Supremacy Loophole Now


• Economics:


• Tax Cuts to Raise Revenue Should Work: Method


• Stores Cheating on Taxes May Deprive Low Income Communities of Political Clout


• Hunting-Gathering Would Kill Just About All of Us but Law Alone Can't Stop It


• Homes at the Frontiers: How Long Can Law Keep People Away?


• The Queen Thinks of Brexit, so Tell Us More


• Health:


• Doctors Overtreating You?


• Inpatients Being Deprived of Their Nonhealth Choices in Life is Our Loss


• Research Tips on Law For People Who Are Not Lawyers


• President of the United States:


• Nuclear War Beginning When a Sleepy Head of State is Too Foggy to Think


• If a President Launches a Nuclear War For Trivial or No International Reason


• Pulling Tenured Judges Off the Bench: Should Presidents Do It?


• If the President Was or Is Spying For an Enemy, Is That Against the Law?


• The CIA Whistleblowing on the President?


• If President Incited Insurrection and Becomes Former President, is he Arrestable or Suable?


• Can the President Be Arrested?


• Can the President Self-Pardon?

• Imaginary Law Cited as Actual Authority by Modern Appellate Court


• Sports Law and Pushing the Legal Envelope: Legislators vs. Reporters


• Child Age 8 and the Warranty of Acceptability


• How Many Military Personnel Does It Take to Change a Light Bulb?


• A Federal Case Against the Devil


• A Postage Stamp on the Constitution Accidentally Honoring Living People


• Forecasting the Future Could Get You 3 Months in a Cell


• Word It the Way You Mean It


• Legalese is Unreadable by Normal Human Beings So Surprises Might Lurk There


• Terms of Service as Satire While Real


• Words Misunderestimated


• The Jaguar, a License, and Petty


• Lexis Opened For Business with Only About 5,000 Cases


• Little Items