Introduction                 In 1984, in the earliest days of the debit card, legal commentators were already considering the need for the legislature to curtail the banking practice of “Insufficient Fund Check Charges,” now colloquially referred to as overdraft fees. [1] The battle against overdraft fees failed in the 1980s when the courts largely agreed that overdraft fees were a competitively-priced… [read post]

One paper suggests we should allow collusion to drive up prices. [read post]

Lone Wolf v. [read post]

Langevin said he is not a lawyer but a private citizen, he mentions, however, have a good experience in applications since the 2000s, indicating that these refer disputes between other four situations: a) the fact that he fell into a trap of misinformation, as a breeding boar he had; b) the fact that his brother [11] has sold his farm without administrator permission; c) the fact that people in authority, for the Queen had been “six false psychologist” on it and have tried to “get… [read post]

  Note that I write this post during the public hearings for the January 6th Commission, which is faithfully documenting an attempted coup of the United States government that would not have been possible without a rampant populist fervor that continues to this day. [read post]