Paul O’Neill died last week of lung cancer at age 84. Most of the obituaries centered around his tenure as…
These days the Right and Left look at jurisprudence differently. They have different views of what judges are for and…
Tennessee physician Jonathan Geach, M.D., describes himself as “a simple country Anesthesiologist with big ideas.” Working with a group of…
In criminal law, everyone is presumed to intend the “natural and probable consequences” of his or her actions. Thus, an…
One big reason why America’s coronavirus relief bill took so long to pass is that the Senate majority, held by…
The opposition finally showed up last Wednesday in Frankfort, Kentucky. For weeks, the government’s shutdown response has been numbingly predictable….
About a month ago, I walked out of the University of Oklahoma College of Law’s Coats Hall for spring break….
A virus is not magic, epidemiology is not voodoo, and the credentialed experts are not a priesthood. Yet the reporters,…
Even before all this COVID-19 stuff, you couldn’t fail to notice a fast-developing genre of television series that might be…
