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Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgNov 5, 2026
The Rule of Law Will Sometimes Be Unjust. Defend It Anyway.
Just like we do, medieval jurists faced a question: What happens when the rule of law doesn’t do justice?
authoritarianism & tyrannylaw
brennan.day
brennan.dayOct 16, 2026
RIVYAYR PIMICÎWAN: We Are Always Somewhere
On October 11, 1869, nineteen unarmed Métis stopped a Canadian survey crew by standing on its chain, refusing to let a square grid be laid over our river lots. On the Whanganui River, declared a legal person in 2017 after 140 years of Māori struggle; Te Urewera, which owns itself; the Atrato, the Magpie, the Klamath, and wild rice suing the state of Minnesota. On Two-Spirit, a word that arrived in a dream in Winnipeg in 1990, Balboa's dogs, We'wha shaking the president's hand, and a province named for the sound water makes. Liquid has no shape of its own, and bodies can refuse the container. On Shoal Lake 40, acknowledgement, and rewilding ourselves. Both us, in whole, and our land must be sovereign.
personal essaylyric essay
ai-monitor
ai-monitorOct 14, 2026
#naendlich #eu #openai #antrophic
https://www.golem.de/news/gegen-anthropic-und-openai-eu-leitet-offizielles-verfahren-wegen-hugging-face-hack-ein-2610-214116.html
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Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgOct 14, 2026
How the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act Made a Bad Situation Worse
A little-known law closes off federal appeals, even for the admittedly innocent. That’s by design.
lawcriminal justice
The Emu Café Social
The Emu Café SocialOct 11, 2026
Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 10-11-26
After a nine-day work/NLJ/newsletter-induced lull in the Pook-Emu Bee, I return with my sometimes-regularly-scheduled daily links. Speech 1 | Foul Call: New York Times Calls for Canceling Sophie Cunningham in The Athletic (Jonathan Turley. Oct. 11, 2026.) I largely agree with Mr. Turley. But more material to Ms. Cunningham's immediate future career prospects, I suspect...
2028 electionsai
Doctrine of Discovery Project
Doctrine of Discovery ProjectOct 5, 2026
A Comment On NARF’s Amicus Curiae Brief Filed on Behalf of the National Congress of American Indians and the Inter Tribal Association of Arizona, LLC, in Support of the Tohono O’odham Nation
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Doctrine of Discovery Project
Doctrine of Discovery ProjectOct 2, 2026
A Right of Discovery?
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Doctrine of Discovery Project
Doctrine of Discovery ProjectSep 30, 2026
A Comment on Making All the World America
reviewlaw
nu Gymnosophy
nu GymnosophySep 26, 2026
Nudist loses High Court fight after walking naked past police officer (via independent.co.uk)
Some interesting thoughts and a good read I found on the net:**Nudist loses High Court fight after walking naked past police officer**Neil Cox was convicted of threatening or disorderly behaviourBy Danny Halpin, 23 September 2026 The High Court has thrown out an appeal brought by a naturist who was arrested after he walked naked past...
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Doctrine of Discovery Project
Doctrine of Discovery ProjectSep 26, 2026
Book Review of Making All the World America
reviewlaw
Domination Chronicles Podcast
Domination Chronicles PodcastSep 26, 2026
EP24: Some Restrictions Apply: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Domination System
We compare the 1947 draft of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with the 1948 final: a plain right to resist tyranny became a duty to obey and a “last resort.”
lawhuman-rights
Ritesh Pakala
Ritesh PakalaSep 12, 2026
Veil & Scorpion
Detection alone is reactive by definition. Scorpion is meant to run as an upload-time memorization check on platforms like Hugging Face — a virus scan against a registry of protected people. Veil catches what that check can't: a model that can synthesize a likeness without ever having memorized it. CLR is the safety net for whatever shipped before the gate existed.
diffusion modelsmemorization
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgSep 2, 2026
Private Property: For Abundance and Diversity
The right to hold and use property enriches and protects us all.
rule of lawconsumer choice
The Emu Café Social
The Emu Café SocialAug 19, 2026
Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 08-19-26
Keeping the Pook-Emu Bee weekday streak going on this sunny (here in Brooklyn, at least) August 19, 2026. [caption id="attachment_7131" align="aligncenter" width="1008"] I upgraded the InfiniTime firmware on my PineTime yesterday.[/caption] 1 | Vindman Vaporizes $16.2 Million in Loss, Spends 36X DSA Candidate on Ads (Paul Bois for Breitbart. August 18, 2026) & Rep. Cory...
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Techdirt
TechdirtAug 4, 2026
Using Trust & Safety Tycoon In The Classroom
Early in the media law and ethics course I teach, as I shift gears from the ethics section to the law and core free speech issues, I try to build a foundation by introducing the many kinds of legal issues they may face as communicators. By this time, we have already discussed social media platforms...
content moderationlaw
Libretech | Systems
Libretech | SystemsJun 28, 2026
Law Above Government
The law must stand as a fixed, independent framework that governs the government itself—not as a flexible instrument the state wields to justify its actions. If those in power can rewrite, reinterpret, or bypass the rules at will, then legality becomes mere policy, and justice becomes a matter of convenience. True accountability requires that the constitution be difficult to change, that courts operate without political interference, and that every official—from the highest minister to the lowest clerk—answers to the same code as the ordinary citizen. When the government is bound by the law, the people retain their liberty; when the law bends to the government, the people lose their shield. That separation is not abstract philosophy—it is the mechanical guardrail that keeps power from becoming tyranny.
LawGovernment
Domination Chronicles Podcast
Domination Chronicles PodcastJun 25, 2026
Episode 23: Bishops, Papal Bulls, and the Problem of Domination
Steve Newcomb and Peter d’Errico discuss a Catholic bishops’ Doctrine of Discovery symposium, papal bulls, revocation, and the deeper issue of domination.
lawlanguage
The Emu Café Social
The Emu Café SocialJun 16, 2026
Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 06-16-26
Time for a new edition of Pook-Emu Bee links on this very pretty (in Brooklyn, at least) June 16. [caption id="attachment_5974" align="aligncenter" width="963"] I took this phone on June 14, 2026, to send to Victor V. Gubo.[/caption] 1. SCOTUS To Newman: Drop Dead (Josh Blackman at The Volokh Conspiracy. June 15, 2026.) Say what one...
federal circuitfederal judiciary
Domination Chronicles Podcast
Domination Chronicles PodcastJun 8, 2026
Episode 22: Where Are We Now? Why Domination Is the Beginning of the Conversation, Not the End
In this episode of *Domination Chronicles*, Steven T. Newcomb and Peter d’Errico explore why “domination” has become a slogan instead of a serious inquiry—and why language, law, history, and power must be carefully unpacked.
lawlanguage
brennan.day
brennan.dayJun 4, 2026
I Need To Stop Making Promises I Can't Keep
Building fanfiction.lol taught me that some promises are impossible to keep. I wanted canonical tags for everything and 'write whatever you want' as a tagline, but Canadian obscenity laws and the philosophical complexity of tag wrangling forced me to adjust. Here's what I learned about running a community archive, the legal constraints I face, and the promises I can still keep.
IndieWebfanfiction
Domination Chronicles Podcast
Domination Chronicles PodcastMay 25, 2026
Episode 21: “Tribal Sovereignty” 101: Limited Sovereignty, Federal Domination, and the Language Trap
Steve and Peter unpack “tribal sovereignty,” federal anti-Indian law, Cohen’s Handbook, and the domination framework hidden in plain sight.
lawlanguage
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgMay 20, 2026
Federal Courts, Local Wrongs: Growing Federal Power Means Less Accountability
Federal agents have always had extensive immunities. Their growing presence in all of our lives makes that a growing problem. And the courts aren’t helping.
rule of lawtrust in governance
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgMay 13, 2026
Federal Courts, Local Wrongs: How Qualified Immunity Gave Us Lawless Law Enforcement
In case after case, the U.S. Supreme Court has made it easier for police to get away with harming the innocent. Radley Balko looks at how the federal courts have gutted our protections against police misconduct and frustrated the intent of the Constitution.
rule of lawtrust in governance
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgApr 28, 2026
AI and the First Amendment
LLMs can be infuriating, and they're not even human. Critics may ask: Why should they enjoy First Amendment rights? Corbin Barthold of TechFreedom argues that AI speech is indeed speech, not conduct. He cites major Supreme Court cases to argue that the regime that results from recognizing AI as speech is clearly better than the one where the government may determine what outputs AI is allowed to give.
free inquiry & expressionrule of law