A day at the park
In the summer of ’81, I was 15 years old. I wasn’t your average teen.
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Category: Cops
A Dark July
Sir Digby contemplates the 2016 attack on police in Dallas, and how it affected his life.
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A Quart of Blinker Fluid
It’s next to the jars of elbow grease.
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Talk to the Cops!? Are You Crazy ? Part 2: When Do Constitutional Rights “Attach?”
The second installment of ElspethFlashman’s look at Constitutional rights and protections during interactions with law enforcement.
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Talk to the cops? Are you crazy? (part one of a multi-part series)
ElspethFlashman tells you what not to do. And why.
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Hot Take: LA Judge Defies First Amendment
U.S. District Judge John F. Walter thinks that the First Amendment is beholden to his authority. We say, “Molon Labe!”
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The Scale of Peace
In which ye events of late May, Anno Domini Two-Thousand and Eighteen, are recounted and retold.
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I Fucking Hate New York
Everything not permitted is forbidden.
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Tactical Libertarianism
Mustang offers an insider’s perspective on law enforcement and leadership.
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Firearms Friday: National Reciprocity
Vhyrus pulls off a Christmas miracle by getting off his lazy ass and writing an article.
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Firearms Friday: Back From the Dead
It’s aliiiiiive! … Now let’s kill it!
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Nashunul Futzbull Leeg versus Murica!
Let’s have some fun together tearing apart this whole NFL v. Trump shitshow piece by agonizing piece. If we do this right, we’ll trigger literally everybody.
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Firearms Friday: Saturday Night Specials
This week, Vhyrus explains why poor people can’t have nice things.
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What Should Be Said About Charlottesville
Well, what *should* be said? John says it.
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Firearms Friday: Foning in Firearms for a Fortnight
This week Vhyrus does the same thing he does every week, pinky.
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The states and grand juries, Part Two: Historical vignettes of grand juries under siege
Rather than give a comprehensive history of the victories of “reformers” who curtailed grand-jury rights in state after state, let me attempt to give some historical vignettes, and tie these vignettes together with some semblance of narrative coherence. Then later, I’ll give an account of the triumph of the reformers in their battle against the grand jury.
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The Evolving Destruction of Fourth Amendments Rights
Lachowsky and the destruction of our fourth amendment rights by seatbelts, dogs and the quest for Federal funding
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(SURPRISE) Late Night Nutpunch Links
I just felt like delivering a rapid-fire series of nut punches since there’s nothing really going on except a few baseball games.
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Raoul Berger, Originalism, and the Bill of Rights, Part One – Music and Mussolini
The first in a series of articles about the legal scholar Raoul Berger (1901-2000), a central figure in the originalist movement. TRIGGER WARNING: Violins.
Read MoreA Good Example for Counterinsurgency (or policing)
How some Virginians, Afghans and a Soviet tractor showed me the way. And kept me from blowing a leg off.
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