Montana’s experience shows that when abuse of power begins, citizens must counteract it quickly. Failure to respond only makes the problem worse.
The Lesson from Montana: Stop Judicial Usurpation Before It Becomes Too Late Read More »
Keep reading even if you are not from Montana: This article is a lesson on how judges should not conduct themselves.
America’s WORST appeals court Read More »
. . . the problem centers in specific institutions: American law schools and the higher reaches of the judiciary.
Part II: What Can We Do About Legal Realism and Its Promotion of Judicial Activism? Read More »
The Founders erected the American legal system to operate in the context of Anglo-American judicial values. The rules placed expressly or implicitly in the Constitution . . . were designed to operate in that context. However, the context changed.
Part I: Judicial activism: Here’s a core reason for it you’ve never heard about Read More »
