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Don't be a visionary
Why Judge Cannon should have gone with the flow.
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Adam Unikowsky
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June 2024

A brief history of the Confrontation Clause
And more fun with Claude.
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Adam Unikowsky
9
In AI we trust, part II
Wherein AI adjudicates every Supreme Court case
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Adam Unikowsky
54
In AI we trust
AI is already able to decide cases correctly.
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Adam Unikowsky
33

May 2024

Narrow decisions, broad goals
Why the South Carolina redistricting case was decided 6 to 3.
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Adam Unikowsky
13
In praise of robotic judging
The Supreme Court mindlessly and correctly decides Culley v. Marshall
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Adam Unikowsky
8

April 2024

Don't blame the Arizona Supreme Court
The court gave the state legislature exactly what it asked for.
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Adam Unikowsky
10
Florida man found with contraband
The latest on the Presidential Records Act saga
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Adam Unikowsky
19

March 2024

AHM v. FDA reaches the Supreme Court
The plaintiffs' arguments are not so great.
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Adam Unikowsky
13
Revenge of the Statesmen
How statesmanship defeated nerdiness in Trump v. Anderson
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Adam Unikowsky
44

February 2024

They're always guilty ... or are they?
The deceptively simple case of Diaz v. United States
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Adam Unikowsky
16
Trust the Border Patrol
(Even if you don't actually trust it)
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Adam Unikowsky
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