Russell Steinthal
Russell Steinthal
@steintr.bsky.social
Antitrust lawyer, computer nerd, long-suffering Mets/Jets fan Watching NYC area weather via WatchedSky: 🌩️👀 xEqdwWB2srp6
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While I appreciate the spirit and attempt of introducing a resolution impeaching the Secretary of Defense (including as a proxy for wanting to impeach the President), I wish they had edited it a bit more carefully to remove what appears to be copy-pastes from prior Presidential impeachments.
If this NYT reporting is accurate that DHS impersonated NYPD to gain access to a private residence, I hope @manhattanda.bsky.social will consider Criminal Impersonation charges. Even if it's only a misdemeanor, it would send a message and is clearly in the long term interests of *local* LE in NYC.
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This is a remarkable doc in so many ways, from the seemingly casual non-compliance w/ release orders, to the lack of resources/process at the USAO to deal w/ habeas petitions, to the gov't atty's candid statement that she shares the court's concerns b/c she "is not white" & her family is at risk.
As a 7-8 yo kid, I taught myself how to program in BASIC on a Compaq Portable computer. For my first big project, I tried to build one of the few card games I knew: War. I never did get it running, but 40+ years and a CS degree later, I just downloaded Google Antigravity and asked it to build it.
As a 7-8 yo kid, I taught myself how to program in BASIC on a Compaq Portable computer. For my first big project, I tried to build one of the few card games I knew: War. I never did get it running, but 40+ years and a CS degree later, I just downloaded Google Antigravity and asked it to build it.
When I see a headline in my inbox "Inside Trump's Decision to Remove Maduro," I can't help but think that it was a short leap (at least in his head/the Administration's view) from arbitrarily removing executive officials in the US to doing it in other countries. Hemispheric Unitary Executive Theory.
Very good points. Another opportunity for the Court to show that equity matters even apart from the substance.
We’ll see what happens at SCOTUS with the Texas redistricting appeal, but one important contextual thing is that Texas is *not* being ordered to use a court-drawn map or a map that it drew only under duress. It is being ordered to use its *own* GOP drawn 2021 map. #txlege
Ship has probably sailed, but does the logic of CASA v. Trump also apply to facial challenges to criminal laws? If Cong were, e.g., to repass the Sedition Act, would there be any ability to bring a pre-enforcement 1A challenge or would defs have to assert the defense individually until SCOTUS ruled?
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