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“The Black Shield”: The Family Business Was Policing
A Consent Decree Opened the Door. Then What?
Book Reviews
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How “The Red Scare Murders” Makes 1950 Look Dangerously Present
Two weeks until execution. No new evidence. An impossible case.
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Adam Morgan’s “A Danger to the Minds of Young Girls”
How Do You Defend Lesbians You Despise?
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How Jake Tapper’s “Race Against Terror” Showed Me What We’ve Already Lost
Taking the Justice Out of the Justice Department
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Judicial Junkie’s Top Courtroom Dramas and Legal Thrillers of 2025
Law isn’t just a backdrop. It’s where power, justice and human nature collide.
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Fatal Choices: Women, Murder, and the Courtroom
Skip Hollandsworth Chronicles the Trials of Women Society Never Expected to Kill
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Michael Connelly’s “The Proving Ground:” When the AI Ethicist Meets Product Liability
Can You Swear In a Chatbot? Mickey Haller Takes AI to Court
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The Ultimate Literary Hack: Dorothy Parker, Elmore Leonard’s “Picket Line,” and the Art of the Preface
Do you really want to slog through a 1,040-page biography? Or let an algorithm pick your next book?
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Arundhati Roy’s Memoir Boils Down a Lifetime of Fighting for Justice
She got it from her mama…
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“Chagos Archipelago”: A Q&A with Author Tom Lutz
The Chagos Archipelago Was on the Verge of Sovereignty…And Then Trump Showed Up