Bribery and Immunity

Supreme Court

            New Orleans        Here’s a way to understand how the conservative majority on the US Supreme Court thinks by way of a riddle.  What does a politician taking a bribe have in common with a politician inciting an insurrection?  The answer from the Court’s majority is straightforward:  they are the same if it is …

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Diluting the Promise and Threat of the 10j Injunction

NLRB Supreme Court Unions

Oshawa           The Supreme Court somehow got all the votes behind a Clarence Thomas decision pushing back on the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ability to request an injunction to remedy egregious unfair labor practices by an employer.  Unfair labor practices in union organizing drives are ubiquitous.  A Harvard professor’s study more than thirty years ago …

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