Gawker’s defamatory comment section; an egregious police shooting, and an effective ineffective-assistance-of-counsel claim.

"If we are sincere about what we believe, it needs to be the case that we again remember what we thought two weeks ago. Which was that we need checks and balances. That we need a separation of powers."

So reports Prof. Josh Blackman, and NPR reporter Carrie Johnson acknowledges this.

Isn’t there a passage about that in the Star-Spangled Banner -- “from abundance of caution was gallantly lowered”?

An item written for the "More Speech" project of the First Amendment Salon and the Floyd Abrams Institute for Freedom of Expression.

"According to the exit poll ..., 18 percent of voters ... had negative feelings toward both Clinton and Trump. Of these 18 percent, 49 percent voted for Trump and only 29 percent voted for Clinton."

It's amazing how opinions change when the shoe is on the other foot.

Spice up your drive to work by listening.

Nine of President-elect Trump's SCOTUS short-listers are speaking or moderating panels at this week's Federalist Society conference.

So reports the ACLU of Ohio.

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