Today in Supreme Court History: May 31, 1860
On May 31, 1860, Justice Peter Daniel’s passing entered the annals of Supreme Court history. Reason Magazine notes this date as a significant milestone, though more detailed coverage is behind a paywall.
On May 31, 1860, Justice Peter Daniel’s passing entered the annals of Supreme Court history. Reason Magazine notes this date as a significant milestone, though more detailed coverage is behind a paywall.
David Kopel’s work has recently been cited as a usage example for the Oxford English Dictionary entry on “Hitlerist.” Reported by Eugene Volokh of Reason Magazine, this acknowledgment underscores the enduring relevance of detailed historical scholarship in shaping modern language references.
Oyster Bay officials have agreed to pay $3.95 million and approve Masjid Al-Baqi’s demolition plans, resolving a dispute widely associated with the so-called “Fake Grandma” scandal. The settlement, reported by the N.Y. Post (Brandon Cruz) and published in Reason Magazine, brings closure to a controversial chapter for the Long Island town.