The Horror of Qui Tacet Consentire Videtur
“Qui tacet consentire videtur” is a Latin phrase the law translates into: “Silence equals consent.”
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Troubled Teens? Dump Them in Nebraska!
The great state of Nebraska is learning the hard way — in vicious examples — of the dire importance of precision in the law. The Cornhusker State is dealing with the humiliating dumping of teenagers under their new “Safe Haven” — a law written so broadly that any minor child is eligible for abandonment into state care — without any legal or financial repercussion for the parent or custodian.
Streaming Textbooks
Textbook publishers are fighting against self-anointed “Open Source” warriors that copy the text of their books and then place them online for torrent downloading so students can use the books without having to pay for them.
Are We Required to Kill Our Children?
As socialized people — are we required by the laws of man and by our covenant with the Gods — to kill our children in order to prove we are willing to preserve the greater good?
The Architecture of Belonging: Resurrecting Habeas Corpus
In a historic — and Bush-shattering 5-4 vote — the Supreme Court of the United States of America invoked its inherent authority to decide the law of the land.
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