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"There is a bedrock principle of Anglo-American jurisprudence so fundamental that it predates the Constitution."
Harry Litman
@harrylitman.bsky.social
"There is a bedrock principle of Anglo-American jurisprudence so fundamental that it predates the Constitution—and that the framers, who knew it well, built directly into its architecture: no man may be a judge in his own cause."
Blanche’s Biggest Boondoggle
The IRS amnesty deal he is calling “typical” is unprecedented.
harrylitman.substack.com
1:59 PM · Jun 5, 2026
@harrylitman.bsky.social
"There is a bedrock principle of Anglo-American jurisprudence so fundamental that it predates the Constitution—and that the framers, who knew it well, built directly into its architecture: no man may be a judge in his own cause."
Blanche’s Biggest Boondoggle
The IRS amnesty deal he is calling “typical” is unprecedented.
harrylitman.substack.com
1:59 PM · Jun 5, 2026
"There is a bedrock principle of Anglo-American jurisprudence so fundamental that it predates the Constitution—and that the framers, who knew it well, built directly into its architecture: no man may be a judge in his own cause."
— Harry Litman (@harrylitman.bsky.social) 2026-06-05T17:59:04.773501942Z