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Judge Luttig TEARS Into Supreme Court’s Trump COWARDNESS
YouTube video by Legal AF
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February 5, 2026 at 11:04 PM
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Interested to see how this goes, as it could replace United States v. Kammersell in my Computer Crime Law casebook as the main case on statutory limits on the scope of federal computer crime laws. Kammersell was from '99, it's classic but getting a little old.
February 5, 2026 at 11:14 PM
Interested to see how this goes, as it could replace United States v. Kammersell in my Computer Crime Law casebook as the main case on statutory limits on the scope of federal computer crime laws. Kammersell was from '99, it's classic but getting a little old.
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On this point, see also the response by @gelliottmorris.com:
“The conventional approach—diagnosing preferences at present & adopting corresponding positions—treats public opinion as too static, even over the short term. Issues undergo redefinition. Events transform how voters interpret policy.”
“The conventional approach—diagnosing preferences at present & adopting corresponding positions—treats public opinion as too static, even over the short term. Issues undergo redefinition. Events transform how voters interpret policy.”
Voters don’t think like strategists.
G. Elliott Morris responds in a forum on “How Not to Defeat Authoritarianism.”
www.bostonreview.net
February 4, 2026 at 5:45 AM
On this point, see also the response by @gelliottmorris.com:
“The conventional approach—diagnosing preferences at present & adopting corresponding positions—treats public opinion as too static, even over the short term. Issues undergo redefinition. Events transform how voters interpret policy.”
“The conventional approach—diagnosing preferences at present & adopting corresponding positions—treats public opinion as too static, even over the short term. Issues undergo redefinition. Events transform how voters interpret policy.”
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December 14, 2024 at 5:27 PM
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