Tag: Rule of law
DOJ Nominees on Following Court Orders: Uncertain Stance
During a recent Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, two Department of Justice nominees faced tough questions about their views on following court orders. D. John Sauer, the nominee for U.S. solicitor general, and Aaron Reitz,...
Conservatives Embrace ‘Common-Good Constitutionalism’ for Strong Rule
Conservatives Embrace 'Common-Good Constitutionalism' for Strong RuleIn the realm of legal theory, a new wave is emerging among conservatives, shifting away from the traditional principles of originalism. This evolution is spearheaded by Adrian Vermeule,...
Potential Consequences of Defying Court Orders by Federal Officials
In the midst of a tumultuous political landscape, the question of what would happen if federal officials defied court orders has once again taken center stage. Legal experts are grappling with the potential consequences,...
5 Things You Need to know about ICAO, the UN aviation...
1) ICAO was put up at the dawn of international civil aviation
The Second World War has been a period of rapid developments in aircraft...
