The hottest Rule of Law Substack posts right now

Donald Trump is gearing up for a final battle against democracy and the rule of law.
A potential indictment against Trump will shift focus to him in the 2024 election, making it a referendum on him rather than Biden.
Defending democracy and the rule of law is crucial in the face of authoritarian impulses and the threat posed by Trump and his supporters.

The narrative of politically-driven prosecutions against Trump is dangerous for democracy.
Conspiracies rely on hard-to-disprove claims and weave disconnected facts.
Supporters need to address whether Trump actually committed crimes, regardless of political implications.

The law is full of no-win scenarios that good lawyers navigate by preparing, advocating, and fighting for clients.
Charging Trump despite political challenges shows adherence to the rule of law and the importance of justice.
Prosecuting powerful individuals upholds equality before the law, prevents abuse of the legal system, and maintains societal integrity.

Greece has seen improvements in democracy, with positive attitudes among citizens and a better Rule of Law index score since 2015.
Perceived corruption in Greece has been decreasing, with the country reaching its best rating in the Corruption Perception Index in over a decade.
Greece's human development, gender disparities, economic freedom, innovation levels, unemployment rate, trade openness, and foreign direct investment are all showing positive trends, indicating a promising future.

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The New Soviet Man concept was imaginary, as evident from the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
Egalitarian sentiment persists despite evidence of biological differences, leading to challenges in discussing individual disparities.
Institutions like rule of law and free markets can serve as solutions to counteract egalitarian pathologies and promote rational behavior.