The 1984 ruling was overbroad from the beginning. The Court had no choice but to overrule it.
By Howard Lurie
Christine Flowers: Sonia Sotomayor, disrespectfully dissenting
Two liberal justices’ overreaction to a reasonable ruling on immunity discredits them as serious thinkers.
By Christine Flowers
Stu Bykofsky: Limited immunity is not a novel concept
I am no fan of Trump’s, but I am a fan of equal treatment under the law.
By Stu Bykofsky
Guy Ciarrocchi: Cheers to the Constitution
The Supreme Court defends the Constitution, limits the power of unelected officials
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Sen. Cris Dush: Government can’t touch people’s right to bear arms
House Democrats’ plans on gun control are a threat to Pennsylvanians’ liberty.
By Senator Cris Dush
Thomas C. Mandracchia: “I’d like to correct the record, Your Honor.” A response to Andy Bloom on Trump’s guilty verdict.
The verdict against former President Trump was correct and not even unusual as a matter of law.
By Thomas C. Mandracchia
Beth Ann Rosica: Pot calling the kettle black? Law firm scrutinizes Central Bucks legal invoices, but they assign four lawyers help a school board to fight with parents.
Clients aren’t happy with a law firm’s bill — so they hire another firm to complain about it. And the taxpayers pay for it all.
By Beth Ann Rosica
‘Last minute’ process resulted in ‘flawed’ fentanyl testing law
New drug testing bill was “rushed”, some legislators say.
By Anthony Hennen
Andy Bloom: You paid how much for Eagles playoff tickets?
Ticket prices skyrocket as the league tries to have it both ways on reselling.
By Andy Bloom
Howard Lurie: Are colleges lying about affirmative action?
Schools claim they analyze every application “holistically” — can this really be true?
By Howard Lurie