Endless Plea Deals Prove The Death Penalty Is A Powerful Deterrent
Without the threat of the death penalty, prosecutors would lose a powerful incentive for defendants to negotiate.
The Anniversary Of Charlie Kirk’s Murder Should Fuel More Prosecutions
All Americans of goodwill owe it to Charlie Kirk to get retribution for his horrible murder and to ensure he didn’t die in vain.
The Lindsay Clancy Case Exposes Big Pro-Life’s Woke ‘Second Victim’ Lie
The second-victim narrative offers absolution without confession, forgiveness without repentance, and empathy without judgment.
‘Postpartum Depression’ Or Not, Lindsay Clancy Should Be Executed For Murder
If Lindsay Clancy can't understand it's evil to kill children, she is a mortal danger to the innocent and not fit to live.
When Judges Cave To ‘Preferred Pronouns’ They Surrender Ultimate Truth
Judges should use the litigants’ biological pronouns and reject the semantic games of the transgender movement’s pronoun regime.
If Congress Won’t Stop Rogue Judges, The DOJ Should Prosecute Them
Any successful means of getting rid of or reducing the power of the judges will require breaking precedents and norms.
A Legal System That Doesn’t Execute Decarlos Brown Doesn’t Care About Justice
There is cause for frustration in the recent news that Iryna Zarutska’s killer has been judged unfit to stand trial in federal court.