I remember well thinking as a child how fortunate I was to have been born in America. And I was, I’ve traveled extensively and love many other places, but America is my home. It has been very, very good to
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Simple Justice is a blog authored by Scott H. Greenfield, a New York criminal defense attorney. The blog focuses on issues related to criminal defense, including state and federal criminal investigations, trials, and appeals. It covers topics such as law enforcement practices, prosecutorial conduct, constitutional rights, privacy concerns, and high-profile legal controversies. The blog also discusses government policies affecting criminal justice, legal ethics, and the impact of political dynamics on legal proceedings. It provides commentary on current events involving criminal law and the justice system, often highlighting procedural and substantive legal issues from a defense perspective.
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Seaton: Sheriff Roy’s Dishwasher Blues Redux
It’s hot in Knoxville, and the AC at Seaton Castle isn’t cranking since the only outlet is being used by the another, more critical appliance, making it a bit too sultry for his usual deep Friday thoughts. Instead, an oldie…
The Agents Went Down To Georgia
Squandering public money on vanity projects, from a ballroom to an Arch, is bad enough, but at the very least it’s obvious. We know the monies are being spent. We know there are other things the money could be spent…
Machado: Florida AG Calls To Impeach Judge Miguel de la O
After a two-day bench trial before Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Miguel de la O, Precious Bland was acquitted of all counts by reason of insanity:
“As to count one, aggravated manslaughter, the defendant is not guilty by reason of insanity. As…
The Obvious And The Radical Four
Over the years, I’ve decried efforts to redefine words and concepts in order to horseshoe current ideological shifts onto long-settled concepts. These ranged from the meaning of rape to the meaning of sex. It’s not a matter of whether these…
Tuesday Talk*: After The Slaughter, What Now?
It’s not that government by unaccountable bureaucracy is acceptable. It’s not, and over the years, as federal administrative agencies have been captured by the very people they were created to regulate, strayed from their legislated purpose into politicized realms to…
SCOTUS Whitewashes Otherwise Racist Decision
Contrary to the fevered dreams of the woke, everything isn’t racism. That doesn’t mean, however, that a particular thing that the government does isn’t racist. Distinguishing between the two matters, the Supreme Court’s decision in Mullin v. Doe fails…
Judge Sullivan Orders Blanche To Obey Epstein Disclosure Law
He passed the audition, and Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, conflicted as he is between his criminal client and the nation he would putatively serve, awaits his confirmation hearing to replace the fired Pam Bondi who failed to successfully indict…
Seaton: Europeans Remind Us How Good We Have It
I’m living in a strange fever dream, friends. I was told no one from overseas would want to come to America by our media. We’re too extreme, too loud, too—hell, everything’s just wrong with us if you listen for ten…
100 Former California Judges Stand Up
Not to insult feral cats, but it’s not easy to get more than 100 judges to agree on anything. It’s something of an occupational hazard. Yet, former California Superior Court Judge Brett Alldredge has been part of a group of…