I’ve Been Writing

It might seem a bit dead around here, but I’ve actually been blogging more than ever since the beginning of August. It’s all over at Mimesis Law, however. Here are tl;dr synopses of the posts, with links:

Sometimes judges do a good job with rulings involving technology.

Black people matter more than lions.

Courts couldn’t care less about the horrific life of a defendant.

Screwing people more gently isn’t really such a big deal.

The Black Lives Matter agenda could do a better job of putting the power in the hands of victims and their families.

There’s no such thing as too crazy for “justice.”

Kim Davis is committed, but she’s hardly worthy of praise.

Sometimes, stopping government overreaching trumps prosecuting perjury and convicting the guilty.

Close to home is easier than fair.

Not every senseless murder supports your position.

For some people, getting medical care and living in this country are mutually exclusive.

And here’s today’s post:

One life sentence isn’t going to deter corporate greed.

I hope to be better about posting here as well, but Mimesis is your best bet for regular new content.