The Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in Hernandez v. Mesa, the case testing whether the family of a Mexican youth can sue a border patrol agent for Fourth and Fifth Amendment violations for shooting and killing the youth while the agent was on the U.S. side of the border, but the youth was i
The American Writers Museum is set to open May 16 in a stretch of storefronts that feature a cardboard pope, a sports paraphernalia shop and a Noodles & Company. via Chicago Business News http://ift.tt/14N2nqf
We’re revisiting the important and entirely self-referential issue of defamation liability for blogging about judicial opinions. As I’ve discussed before (this post is perhaps my most heartfelt), blogging about judicial opinions is automatically risky because at least one side has already demons
Photos + Post by Eunice Hope everyone had a nice long weekend! Today I am sharing with you what’s in my skincare closet. All of these products below are ones that I highly recommend. I would not be sharing it with you if I haven’t had a positive experience with each and every one of them. Now, t
“…this highly fragmented book feels less like a novel than a collection of prose poems, tied together not so much by plot as by theme and mood, a certain bleak but vital vision of the world, and by the presiding consciousness of the book’s unnamed central character … Shepard once said, with
Relatives of Sergio Hernández sit in Ciudad Juarez at the U.S.-Mexico border, on the second anniversary of his killing in 2012. Jesus Alcazar/AFP/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Jesus Alcazar/AFP/Getty Images Relatives of Sergio Hernández sit in Ciudad Juarez at the U.S.-Mexico border, on