Judicial Follies: Our last last look ...Middle East

For the last column of the year, a second review of some of the less serious legal doings of the often seriously awful 2020: • First, an up back in 2018 I recounted how Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY) and Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA) got themselves into serious legal trouble over one of the oldest motives in the book: money. In Collins’ case, he passed along “insider” information about an Australian biotech firm in which he was both a large stockholder and a member of the board of directors. Specifically, Collins learned that that a drug on which the company pinned its market viability had failed a clinical trial. (Notice how we’re all a lot better informed about what “clinical trials” are, thes

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