And comes that other fall we name the fall.
He says the highway dust is over all.
The bird would cease and be as other birds
But that he knows in singing not to sing.
The question that he frames in all but words
Is what to make of a diminished thing.
This is an egregious violation of parental rights, including the liberty to direct a child's upbringing.
Worse still, Virginia law specifically provides that children are allowed to "travel to or from ... nearby locations ... on foot."
No parent should have to deal with this.
A Virginia mom has received a 6-month suspended jail sentence for letting her 5-year-old walk to the pond in their gated community. https://t.co/5jzrssyzHO
SCOTUS Lineup of the Week:
Sotomayor, Kagan, Gorsuch (3 occurrences)
Denezpi v. United States (6-13-2022, Part of the Dissent)
Pugin v. Garland (6-22-2023, Part of the Dissent)
Diaz v. United States (6-20-2024, Dissent)
First of all, the gayest of all gay things is that on page three of his opinion, my dear John announces that he has “no choice but to dissent.”
He then proceeds to write another twenty-six pages.
Gay
We already know how Jackson will vote (unless the new briefing changes her mind); she discussed the President's authority to change the mail-in ballot rules in the August case. The other eight justices haven't opined on that yet because the August case was mostly about standing.
Rex Lee graduated from UChicago Law and went on to become the founding dean of BYU Law School, from which Mike would graduate decades later.
Rex was a competent SG, to be sure. But, with all due respect, what I really want to know is what his son Mike scored on the LSAT.
Earnest tweet that legal lefties and righties should agree on-- the law regarding the speech of academics employed by public universities is vague and messed up, and SCOTUS needs to take a case and come up with a rule.