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Techdirt
TechdirtOct 6, 2026
Judge Reinstates DOJ Prosecutor Illegally Fired By Trump
Yet another one of Trump's many, many, often blatantly illegal playbooks is on display here. It seems Trump really doesn't know who's going to be loyal enough to satisfy him and also able to pass the rudimentary screening we generously call the Senate Confirmation Process. So, what tends to happen is that Trump places someone...
dojillegal appointments
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgSep 28, 2026
The Rule of Law: Before, During, and After
The rule of law is a vast concept. Individuals depend on it before, during, and after government action.
rule of lawcivil rights
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
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgAug 17, 2026
Sports: A Training Ground for Liberal Democracy
Athletics socialize us into essential democratic habits and teach us what liberal institutions require to succeed.
rule of lawpopular culture
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
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgMar 30, 2026
In Criminal Justice, We Get What We Pay For
Local governments pay for indigent defense. Cost cutting makes them to economize, but that sets up a perverse incentive: Attorneys are all too happy to offer more and more trivial, low-effort defenses as long as the money keeps flowing. In result, the innocent are encouraged to plead guilty and go to prison.
rule of lawlaw
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgMar 20, 2026
Immigration Restrictions Restrict Americans’ Liberties
American citizens and their families, businesses, and schools all suffer when immigrants are unwelcome. Shadow docket rulings, Kavanaugh stops, and other legal matters yield harms to everyone, not just the undocumented. Free association, free speech, and property rights are at stake.
rule of lawabundance
Liberalism.org
Liberalism.orgMar 12, 2026
At a Hinge Moment in History, We Must Build a Liberal Future
Lessons from history for our current moment
rule of lawtrust in governance
frankhecker.com
frankhecker.comDec 4, 2022
The Framework laptop and the world machine
My new laptop shows the extent to which the world in connected.
Framework laptoplaptop

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