Scalia get’s it right… mostly
Antonin Scalia is a Reagan appointee to the Supreme Court. He’s typically seen as a strict constitutionalist, which is true for the most part. And in rece...
Category: Due process
Punishing the innocent
Had I had any inkling of what would’ve occurred later in the week, I would not have posted my previous article. That isn’t the first time I’ve...
Revisiting Casey Anthony, because some just don’t give up
The search terms keep coming in. People just will not let go of the Casey Anthony trial. There’s even a website called OverturnTheVerdict.com, which allow...
Revisiting the presumption of innocence
Casey Anthony was charged with the 2008 death of her daughter, Caylee. According to the jury, the prosecution’s case did not compel a verdict of guilty, c...
Presumption of innocence
Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat.1"The burden of proof rests on who asserts, not on who denies." In the United States of America, any per...