Supreme Court wrongly punts NR’s free speech case
(Nov. 25) The Supreme Court severely undermined free speech on Monday. It erred by refusing to hear an appeal of a defamation suit filed by a controversial climate scientist against […]
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Kavanaugh case produces a true heroine
(Sept. 16) Leland Ingham Keyser is my new heroine. Keyser is the high school friend identified by Christine Blasey Ford, the accuser of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, as the other […]
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Supreme Court, led by Roberts, punts and fumbles
Four pieces on the Supreme Court’s final week of its 2018-19 session, in chronological order, with links embedded in each headline. You will see, from my second piece, that my […]
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As abortion becomes eugenics, S. Court neglects duty
by Quin Hillyer May 28, 2019 The Supreme Court again has aborted its responsibility to provide more clarity on abortion-related legal issues. In doing so, the court continues its troubling tendency […]
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Score four: Slush funds, faith-freedom, unions, and “the fifth”
For the full articles, follow the links embedded in the headlines; Curb bureaucratic slush funds (official Examiner editorial, May 19): Congress, by right, raises federal revenue and appropriates the dollars […]
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Yale Law, Biased vs. Christians, is Cruzing for a Bruising
By Quin at the Washington Examiner; Yale Law School has good reason to worry about Sen. Ted Cruz’s well-aimed threat of legal action against it for what certainly looks like religious discrimination. […]
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Gorsuch joins Thomas in a constitutionalist revival
By Quin at the Examiner; The hearts of constitutional purists are beating harder today after Justice Neil Gorsuch joined Justice Clarence Thomas in a bid to restore sense and meaning to a […]
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Making sense of John Roberts, and of injunctions
Three Examiner pieces by Quin Hillyer; Lower courts already should be restrained from national rulings Both the Supreme Court and Congress — or both — should act to rein in district […]
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Kavanaugh likely was innocent
Two pieces by Quin, at The American Spectator, from the week between hearings and confirmation. Follow the links in the headlines to see the full columns. Ford’s timeline doesn’t make […]
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Why Susan Collins Should Vote for Kavanaugh
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner, before last Thursday’s hearings; Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, has long been a senator I admire – not because she is philosophically where I […]
