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Soldiers in tactical gear stand in formation with military vehicles in front of the U.S. Capitol at twilight, highlighting themes of federal law enforcement and public order.

A Trump Anti-Crime Bill, not the National Guard, is the Ultimate...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - August 26, 2025 0

Older white male lawyers in suits smiling while holding scales of justice filled with cash, symbolizing the commercialization of law and profit-driven legal practice.

Equity at $1,000 an Hour: How Big Law Sells Diversity Without...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - July 13, 2025 0

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A Big Day for Conservatives at the Supreme Court: What Yesterday’s...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - June 28, 2025 0

The U.S. Constitution with the 14th Amendment highlighted, layered over a photo of a border fence.

The Myth of Settled Law: Birthright Citizenship and the Collapse of...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - May 16, 2025 0

A symbolic image of the U.S. Supreme Court building in the background, with a gavel cracked in half in the foreground to suggest judicial overreach vs. breakdown.

Rethinking the Scope of Injunctive Power: A Jurisdictional Proposal

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - May 16, 2025 0

Undocumented immigrants in custody being escorted onto an ICE bus under watch by officers, captured in a dramatic, realistic oil painting style.

Conservatism Demands Due Process, Even for Illegal Immigrants

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - March 31, 2025 0

The statute of liberty in handcuffs and her mouth gagged, symbolizing the criminalization of speech.

The Criminalization of Speech

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - March 30, 2025 0

Chief Justice John Roberts and his stance on judicial independence and impeachment.

Roberts is Wrong: Why Bad Judges Must Be Removed

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - March 18, 2025 0

A cracked Lady Justice statue, still intact, lies atop a slightly crumpled U.S. Constitution, symbolizing the struggle and resilience of the rule of law.

Judicial Defiance Is Not a Conservative Principle

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - March 16, 2025 1

A Gracious Exit: Why Thomas, Alito, and Roberts Must Retire When...

Jordan B. Rickards, Editor-in-Chief - November 21, 2024 0

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