ALJ Dredd

@unionsaltbae.bsky.social

Be the stuck container ship you wish to see in the world

If you're a young trans man or trans masc person who needs a dad today, congrats. I am your dad now. I am proud of you and what you've accomplished although some of your young person culture and choices perplex me. I am proof trans men can be middle aged married dudes. You can be too some day. Live.

Martin does great work, and I love this report, but I really dislike this "novel legal technicality" framing. The government has the burden of proof, and they didn't meet it because the speed cameras had a margin of error that put this guy outside the range for which he was charged. That's it.

Martin Austermuhle@maustermuhle.bsky.social · 2mo ago

A D.C.-based attorney spent three years fighting a $100 ticket he got from a speed camera in the city. He eventually won in D.C.'s highest court on a novel legal technicality, and thousands of other drivers could end up benefitting from it: www.notus.org/metro/dc-law...

Over 300 detainees at Delaney Hall signed an S.O.S. letter about the horrid conditions they are facing: rotten food, lack of medical attention, and so much more. Yesterday we went to inspect Delaney and that letter is correct. The solution is closing Delaney and abolishing ICE.

I will remain a Microsoft hater all my days but I am unfortunately forced to admit Microsoft Authenticator is kind of good. Thank u for only making me remember 2 digits instead of 6 or 8 🙏

“I live in constant fear that I will be subjected to further baseless detentions just for going about my daily life." On May 2, Leonardo Garcia Venegas, a Florida-born US citizen, was detained by ICE in Alabama for the third time (!) in the span of a year. And he's suing the federal government.

ICE keeps detaining the same US citizen again, and again, and again. He’s fighting back.

“I only wish to live my life in peace,” Leonardo Garcia Venegas said in a declaration.

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New job is a trip. My new boss will describe a project that's literally something I've dreamed about doing and then asks me "is this something you would be interested in working on?" Yes! YES! I keep waiting for Ashton Kutcher to pop out and punk me

the beauty of Lauren Sánchez Bezos's incredibly lazy attempt at Madame X is that, like the original sitter of the portrait, she is a woman famous mostly for having a really rich husband, and is finding out the hard way that that only buys you so much cachet

Those of us who know what Critical Race Theory is were appalled when reactionaries glommed on to the phrase to ply their agenda. It never stopped being a useful school of thought, and its authors never stopped being a hundred times more brilliant than their latter-day critics.

NPR@npr.org · 3mo ago

Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw helped name two contested ideas in U.S. politics — intersectionality and critical race theory. Her memoir chronicles the personal and legal framework for her thinking. n.pr/4ncrJge