Florida Conservative

The Department of Justice has already demonstrated the scope of its authority. The current question is whether those authorities will be applied consistently—or selectively.

Nuremberg was not a comprehensive prosecution of Nazi criminality. It was not a complete accounting of responsibility for the Holocaust. And it was not, in any meaningful sense, the final legal word on the architects of genocide. Instead, it was a politically constrained, procedurally improvised tribunal shaped as much by Cold War exigencies and postwar reconstruction priorities as by the pursuit of justice.

As we navigate a complicated landscape shaped by decades of drug trafficking and cartel violence, the Mexican cartel crisis presents a formi