That is common in state codes. Rather than rewrite all of the sections, they have a provision at the beginning of their codes that direct that terms written in masculine form should be interpreted to include women and nonbinary people.
The Alabama lewd conduct statute seems constitutionally suspect. If they argue section (a)(2) applies here, I don’t see how it survives a vagueness challenge.
I made a point to learn how to run TOCs and TOAs when I was a junior associate. I spent more time fixing errors when someone else did them than it took me to run them myself.
His family, members of the administration, and major donors probably sold this morning. They’ll probably buy next week just before Trump TACOs on the Chinese tariffs.
Not sure that’s right. Bill Buckner’s error in 1986 ended a World Series game. I think this was the first error to end a playoff series (as opposed to a game in the series).
Try watching the Dodgers bullpen. I was in Dodger Stadium during the 8th inning of game 1 of the wildcard series. People were sweating despite winning by 5 runs.
You seem to be operating under the impression that these are normal times. Of course, it is illegal for states to withhold federal taxes. But Trump’s violations of the Constitutition unconstrained by Congress and SCOTUS make these anything but normal times.
The "irritates crowd" concept in First Amendment jurisprudence is called a "heckler's veto" -- and it has soundly been rejected as justification for restricting speech.
The best way to treat racist thugs is to make them look like fools. Nobody wants to associate themselves with fools so it weakens ICE. (I learned that from Mel Brooks in Blazing Saddles.)
Don’t forget the Republicans are fine with Trump stopping funding that Congress allocates so the Democrats cannot trust he will abide by and funding agreements they negotiate in Congress.
