Pete Whelan
@petewhelan.bsky.social
Never a dull moment at District Employment Law
They'd rather have them empty than filled with Hokies. Can't fault them if that's part of the pricing strategy.
November 26, 2025 at 5:21 PM
They'd rather have them empty than filled with Hokies. Can't fault them if that's part of the pricing strategy.
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Jamie Dimon really thinks Congress and the American people will believe that only one top exec at his multi-billion dollar bank enabled Epstein. Be serious. Today I’m giving Dimon and JPMC another chance to explain why they appeared to enable Epstein's trafficking for years.
With JPMorgan Chase Dodging Epstein Inquiry, Wyden Investigation Drills Down On Bank Executives’ Unexplained Conduct | The United States Senate Committee on Finance
With JPMorgan Chase Dodging Epstein Inquiry, Wyden Investigation Drills Down On Bank Executives’ Unexplained Conduct
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October 20, 2025 at 4:55 PM
Jamie Dimon really thinks Congress and the American people will believe that only one top exec at his multi-billion dollar bank enabled Epstein. Be serious. Today I’m giving Dimon and JPMC another chance to explain why they appeared to enable Epstein's trafficking for years.
Reposted by Pete Whelan
States can also seek to give people a right to sue for damages if federal officials unconstitutionally harm them. A few states already have such laws, and others are considering them. Efforts to use these laws will no doubt be contested, but states have good legal responses. 3/3 go.wisc.edu/l6z2yx
Explainer: State-Created Damages Remedies Against Federal Officials
Harrison Stark, Senior Counsel PDF Available Here Published: August 1, 2025 Introduction & Summary What recourse do people have if federal agents violate their constitutional rights? In recent months,...
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August 8, 2025 at 7:16 PM
States can also seek to give people a right to sue for damages if federal officials unconstitutionally harm them. A few states already have such laws, and others are considering them. Efforts to use these laws will no doubt be contested, but states have good legal responses. 3/3 go.wisc.edu/l6z2yx
The detail in just this one excerpt is impressive. I was familiar with the premise that these are intentional, state-sponsored efforts to privilege abusers and rapists over pregnant people, but there are so many specific examples I wasn't aware of. Learned a lot and look forward to reading the book.
July 30, 2025 at 5:09 PM
The detail in just this one excerpt is impressive. I was familiar with the premise that these are intentional, state-sponsored efforts to privilege abusers and rapists over pregnant people, but there are so many specific examples I wasn't aware of. Learned a lot and look forward to reading the book.
These are the descendants of Americans who gleefully photographed themselves at lynchings a century ago.
July 14, 2025 at 12:10 PM
These are the descendants of Americans who gleefully photographed themselves at lynchings a century ago.
Didn't even realize you were on here but thank you for pulling zero punches with this article. I'm old but still remember how creepy the Young Life thing was when I was in high school.
July 3, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Didn't even realize you were on here but thank you for pulling zero punches with this article. I'm old but still remember how creepy the Young Life thing was when I was in high school.
Time to do my ten minutes of isometrics.
June 23, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Time to do my ten minutes of isometrics.
Less than three hours?!?!?!
May 9, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Less than three hours?!?!?!
I think this is the most likely scenario. Maybe the DOJ even received assurances from their "Client" that no action would be taken during that 24-hour extension period. But that's why you withdraw from representation (or resign) when you first come to understand your client is a sociopath.
March 13, 2025 at 7:30 PM
I think this is the most likely scenario. Maybe the DOJ even received assurances from their "Client" that no action would be taken during that 24-hour extension period. But that's why you withdraw from representation (or resign) when you first come to understand your client is a sociopath.