Rule of Law
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Of Clown Shows and Closing Arguments
After some fireworks outside the courthouse, the Democrats' hush-money case against Donald Trump will go to the jury on Thursday.
The Trump Trial and 2016 Election Truthers
How could Democrats focus so feverishly on Trump's 2020 election denial while doing some of the same stuff themselves?
Mac Donald Warns of a Crime Catastrophe
California's so-called Racial Justice Act helps spring convicted criminals from prison by allowing them to claim racial bias.
Leftmedia Shrieks at Trump's DOJ Plans
Reuters is sounding the alarm about the administration of justice in a potential Trump second term while ignoring the plank in the Left's eye.
Cohen Collapses the Prosecution's Case
The worst witness in the history of witnessing was exposed by Donald Trump's legal team last week, as the hush-money show trial moved toward its conclusion.
Will Democrats Pay a Price for Their Cynical, Crumbling Lawfare Strategy?
The Democrats' strategy is failing. But it is up to the American people to make them pay for it.
Lying Liar Swears to Tell the Truth
The prosecution's star witness in Donald Trump's hush-money case lived down to expectations.
Stormy Daniels Is All They Have
As Donald Trump's hush-money show trial continues, we still don't even know what he's being charged with.
In Brief: Bragg's Unconstitutional Prosecution
A crucial due-process provision is meant to prevent exactly what the DA has done: force a defendant to go to trial without being put on notice of the charge.
Kristen Clarke's Not-So-Little Lie
Joe Biden's assistant attorney general for the DOJ's Civil Rights Division can now add "lying" to her list of low credentials.
Not Much Ado in Trump Classified Docs Case?
Newly released emails show that a Biden administration government agency shipped pallets of documents to Mar-a-Lago a year before it was raided.
Immunity for Me but Not for Thee
Whether presidential immunity is a good thing or a bad thing shouldn't depend upon party affiliation.
Election 2020 Redux: Presidential Immunity Question Before the Supreme Court
Much of the questioning was about how to differentiate between official and personal acts of the president.
Restore Order and Crush the Campus Jihadist Thugs
Suspend, expel, arrest, prosecute and, as appropriate, deport the abominable mini-jihadis.
Wray Dismisses Charges of FBI's Politicization
In a softball interview with a friendly news organ, the FBI director didn't face a single tough question.
Schumer's Sham
The Senate refused its constitutional obligation to act as a court of trial in an impeachment case.
A J6 Defendant's Case Goes to SCOTUS
An obscure financial reporting statute is being used to prosecute January 6 defendants, and the Supreme Court is wondering why.
The Trumped-Up Trump Trial Begins
In a Manhattan courtroom yesterday, the Democrats kicked off yet another desperate attempt to keep Donald Trump off the ballot.
The Tantrums of Toddler Terrorists
Obnoxiously causing economic pain while essentially calling for killing Jews is not a good look.
Is It Time to End the FBI?
As Congress debates FISA, it's worth reviewing why so many Americans completely distrust the bureau.