The Supreme Court declined on Monday to hear Lester Landrum’s case. His petition, No. 25-7530, sits on the Oct. 19 order list under “certiorari denied,” with no noted dissent and no explanation. I’m disappointed, and I’d rather say so plainly than dress it up. Landrum asked a simple question. Can Congress make possession of a […]
The Supreme Court declined on Monday to hear Lester Landrum’s case. His petition, No. 25-7530, sits on the Oct. 19 order list under “certiorari denied,” with no noted dissent and no explanation. I’m disappointed, and I’d rather say so plainly than dress it up. Landrum asked a simple question. Can Congress make possession of a […]
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