Waukesha Atrocity Should Herald an End to the Bail Charade
Don’t set fictional $5 million bail for Darrell. Deny bail to defendants who can be established by clear evidence as dangers to the community.
The Reality of Ahmaud Arbery’s Murder vs. the Race Obsession of Biden’s DOJ
Georgia’s successful state prosecution, which relied on hard evidence, not woke-left demagoguery, illustrates the politicized nature of the Justice Department’s civil-rights indictment.
Progressive Prosecutor Project Strikes Again
Now that the policies Milwaukee DA John Chisolm’s spent his career championing apparently enabled a violent career criminal in a horrific crime, he is singing a different tune.
Race and the Murder of Ahmaud Arbery
The men on trial had no legal justification to use force against him, much less lethal force.
Did Merrick Garland Commit Perjury?
In the context of the AG’s crusade against parents, it comes down to the meaning of ‘threat tag.’
Thoughts on the Rittenhouse Not-Guilty Verdicts
Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted because that was the only just verdict, but the trial has little to tell us about other important matters.
Rittenhouse Judge Lets Jurors Go Home . . . with the Jury Instructions
This is a jury that should be sequestered in the first place.
Is Rittenhouse Headed for a Hung Jury?
Judge Schroeder’s decision not to sequester the jurors could be contributing to the prolonged deliberations.
Rittenhouse Mistrial Motion Looms as Jurors Appear Deadlocked
The prosecution’s controversial video-image evidence could swing the case away from acquittal.
What to Watch for in the Kyle Rittenhouse Deliberations
It is always important to distinguish between your perspective of an ongoing trial and the perspective of the jury.