2lookingforthegoodwar
storyparadox3
lifeinmiddlemarch1
1defense
Maria Popova 360x1000
2lafayette
Margaret Fuller 2 360x1000
1trap
Tad Friend 360x1000
1falsewitness
10abion
1paradide
3albion
Samuel Johnson 360x1000
Thomas Piketty2 360x1000
399
George M Cohan and Lerarned Hand 360x1000
2albion
3defense
Thomas Piketty3 360x1000
Margaret Fuller4 360x1000
1gucci
8albion'
1albion
2trap
2confidencegames
Margaret Fuller3 360x1000
11632
Adam Gopnik 360x1000
1theleasofus
1empireofpain
199
12albion
2transadentilist
3theleastofus
1lauber
Gilgamesh 360x1000
Spottswood William Robinson 360x1000
2gucci
1lookingforthegoodwar
6albion
7confidencegames
Thomas Piketty1 360x1000
1lafayette
6confidencegames
2falsewitness
2defense
499
11albion
Margaret Fuller1 360x1000
2theleastofus
Anthony McCann1 360x1000
13albion
2paradise
lifeinmiddlemarch2
3confidencegames
Edmund Burke 360x1000
Betty Friedan 360x1000
Learned Hand 360x1000
Anthony McCann2 360x1000
14albion
Storyparadox1
Margaret Fuller 360x1000
Mary Ann Evans 360x1000
Mark V Holmes 360x1000
1madoff
Margaret Fuller5 360x1000
9albion
5confidencegames
George F Wil...360x1000
4albion
Susie King Taylor 360x1000
Susie King Taylor2 360x1000
storyparadox2
LillianFaderman
Richard Posner 360x1000
Brendan Beehan 360x1000
James Gould Cozzens 360x1000
Office of Chief Counsel 360x1000
5albion
3paradise
Stormy Daniels 360x1000
Ruth Bader Ginsburg 360x1000
1transcendentalist
1jesusandjohnwayne
1confidencegames
2jesusandjohnwayne
Lafayette and Jefferson 360x1000
Maurice B Foley 360x1000
AlexRosenberg
4confidencegames
7albion
299
Margaret Fuller2 360x1000
And Go Down in Flames

And Go Down in Flames

Originally published on Passive Activities and Other Oxymorons on December 10, 2010. ______________________________________________________ Robert B. McGhee v....

read more
Ripped From the Headlines

Ripped From the Headlines

D.N. v. U.S., Cite as 106 AFTR 2d 2010-7126, 11/22/2010 The thing about my profession is that you can take the most tragic set of circumstances and see it as an...

read more

Over and over again courts have said that there is nothing sinister in so arranging one’s affairs as to keep taxes as low as possible. Everybody does so, rich or poor; and all do right, for nobody owes any public duty to pay more than the law demands: taxes are enforced exactions, not voluntary contributions. To demand more in the name of morals is mere cant.