http://www.adl.org/mwd/suss1.asp “Idiot Legal Arguments: A Casebook for Dealing with Extremist Legal Arguments.” I wish this was formatted better; the table of contents includes:
Objections to name typed in block letters (all-capitals)
Insisting on having name typed with strange punctuation
Arguments based on fringe on courtroom flag
Similarly, on eagle on flagpole
Similarly, on so-called “American Flag of Peace”
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Orcinus (dneiwert.blogspot.com):
… here. But it's decidedly yet another piece of evidence regarding Paul's fitness to be president, or rather the lack thereof. If anyone needs a rundown on why these various theories about the IRS are bogus, there's a pretty complete discussion of themhere. …
The Stumblng Tumblr (stumblng.tumblr.com):
… — Circuit Judge Easterbrook, in Coleman v Commissioner of Internal Revenue 791 F2d 68 at 69 (7th Cir 1986) fromhere, via the Volokh Conspiracy —— …
The Volokh Conspiracy - - (volokh.com):
… "Idiot Legal Arguments": Did you ever need lists of citations to respond to frivolous legal arguments? The ADL's website offersthis helpful start. Thanks to commenter "Another Roger" for the link. …
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Michael Stillwell
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