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Burritos. (NA)   An Indiana court recently touched off a firestorm of media attention and online debate by ruling that burritos and tacos are sandwiches. The decision exemplifies a longstanding issue in legal interpretation: ،w to figure out the “ordinary meaning” of words in a statute or regulation. It also highlights the absurdity of zoning rules […]

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Any conviction obtained at the so-called “trial” of former President Donald T،p’s alleged alteration of financial records will be reversed on appeal, if necessary by the U.S. Supreme Court, because altering financial records is only a crime in New York if you do it to conceal some other crime. Paying Stormy Daniels money is NOT […]

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From FIRE’s letter sent yes،ay to the University of Wisconsin (you can see the citations here); I generally trust FIRE’s factual summaries, but if there is any error in the below, I’ll of course be very glad to correct it: FIRE is deeply concerned that UW-Madison has suspended two registered student ،izations—Anticolonial Scientists and Mecha […]

From Edokobi v. Smith, decided yes،ay by the Appellate Court of Maryland (Judges Kathryn Grill Graeff, Kevin Arthur, and James Eyler): In the light most favorable to Edokobi, the complaint alleged, generally, three claims: first, during an argument in front of two of Edokobi’s employees about payment for work Smith had performed, Smith called Edokobi […]