Category Archives: Corruption

Dec 20 2023

Navigating Federal Corruption Challenges in Houston’s Oil & Gas Industry

Houston, the heart of the oil and gas industry, has long been synonymous with prosperity and innovation. However, within the corridors of power and…

Jun 02 2023

Lions Of the State Bar Lead Paxton Impeachment Trial

Since assuming political office in 2002, Ken Paton has had a peculiar penchant for violating political norms, disregarding professional ethics, engaging in a pattern…

Apr 21 2023

History Begs For Removal of Justice Thomas (Part 3)

Earl Warren, a Republican, became U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice in October 1953 during President Dwight Eisenhower’s administration. John Roberts, a Republican, became U.S.…

Apr 21 2023

U.S. Supreme Court for Sale to Highest Bidder (Part 2)

In a May 5, 2015 UCLA Law Review article, the late conservative Republican Utah senator, Orin G. Hatch, made this constitutional observation in an…

Mar 27 2023

Political Corruption is as American as Apple Pie

In the wake of former President Donald J. Trump’s announcement this past fall that he will seek for a third time the Presidency of…

Aug 20 2022

Search for Accountability and Truth at Mar-A-Lago

On August 8, 2022, the F.B.I. searched former President Donald J. Trump’s Mar-A-Lago private club and residence. The search stemmed from efforts by the…

Mar 17 2022

The Impact of Hate Crimes on the Social Contract

Hate and the crimes it produces do incredible damage to the social fabric—what author and “values education” expert Nigel Cohen calls our shared values…

Feb 27 2022

Dead Man Walking Because of Sleeping Lawyer

The continuing march by the State of Texas to execute George Edward McFarland adds to the often-repeated phrase associated with death penalty cases, “only…

Nov 25 2021

Silence Malcolm X “By Any Means Necesary”

Two icons of the 1960s used the term “by any means necessary”: the French existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre and Black Muslim activist Malcolm X.…