Should Judge Sullivan Be Disqualified from Flynn Case? An Appeals Court Is Asking
D.C. Circuit judges seem disturbed by the degree to which Judge Sullivan has exhibited bias in Flynn’s case.
DC Circuit Rules McGahn Must Honor House Subpoena . . . but Not Necessarily Answer House’s Questions
They say bad facts make bad law. But here is a case of bad law making bad facts.
Barr’s Dilemma: How to Get Politics Out of the Justice Department
The Democrats’ case against the attorney general is wildly distorted.
Neither Trump nor His Campaign Ever Got a ‘Defensive Briefing’
New disclosure of an FBI report should put this absurd claim to rest.
What to Make of Sally Yates’s Senate Testimony
The Justice Department has portrayed Yates as something of a dupe. I am not convinced.
New Disclosures Confirm: Trump Himself Was the Target of Obama Administration’s Russia Probe
Assertions that the focus was ‘the Trump campaign’ are now known to be ludicrous
Trump’s Unconscionable Equivalence of American and Russian Aid to Afghan Jihadists
It is really not that hard to tell the good guys from the bad guys. Or at least it shouldn’t be.
Democrats Make Mockery of Barr ‘Hearing’
Barr brings out the worst in them, which is saying something.
In Congressional Testimony, Barr Calls for Unified Response to Violent Assault on U.S. Government
Appearing before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday morning, the attorney general offers a vigorous defense of his tenure.
A Dubious Order against the Seattle Ban on Police Use of Non-Lethal Force
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against an asinine Seattle law. Unfortunately, the legal theory underlying the order is weak.