The Connections in Just One Month
All three of the historic events that I am about to discuss are all related to abortion, and they are all related to the state of Massachusetts.
Law
From Joke to Official Policy in Four Years
New Zealand has a conservative government. The guidelines still appeared under its watch. That should give every citizen pause. The capture of language is not limited to one political tribe. It has become institutional habit.
Advocate Welcomes the New Citizen Arrest Powers
Sunny Kaushal says attention now needs to turn to how the changes work in practice.
The Fable of Innocence We Are All Told to Believe
Final verdict on the exculpation of Judge Aitken.
Why We All Should Fear a Ngāi Tahu Victory
Water is a universal necessity and it is not a commodity to be divided along ethnic lines. To yield control of New Zealand’s most vital public asset to tribal interests is to trigger a dangerous constitutional crisis.
Dear Diary: Lying About Covid Is Making Me Rich and Famous!
Many of the people who were wrong about everything STILL run the same institutions. They’re still unelected. And they’re still certain they were the heroes. This means the next emergency will be handled by the same class of ‘experts,’ with the same lack of oversight and accountability.
Searching in the Dark
How three government agencies are ignoring twenty years of e-discovery technology – and using their own backwardness against OIA requesters.
What Does This Change?
Consent has always been problematic and what is being proposed isn’t going to change that.
Was This Case Settled To Avoid a Precedent?
A quick response to the latest assault on human rights by trans activists in our public sector.
The Case of Andrea Shaw and Her Twins
It may be that the suspicions of police and prosecutors have merit and that Shaw will be found guilty by a jury of her peers. However, given what we have come to know about the sheer dishonesty and vindictiveness of Big Pharma, will this be a corporate-designed miscarriage of justice?
