Chris Bray is a PhD candidate in the History Department at UCLA, and also a former United States Army soldier and journalist. His particular study of the Boston College case stems from his interest in the protection of research and the right of free inquiry. He blogs regularly for Cliopatria. His posts on the Boston College subpoenas are collected here.
Notes from a Balinese Cockfight, Officer
Moral Decency Requires That I Betray You
Misfeasance, Rounding the Corner Toward Malfeasance
DOJ on Boston College: Academic Freedom a Legally Meaningless “Quasi-Privilege”
Boston College (Cont.): AUSA Todd Braunstein, the Infamous Irish Politician
Boston College (Cont.): Fixing a Broken Frame
Boston College (Cont.): Fishing Harder
Boston College (Cont.): Taking Aim at the DOJ
Boston College (Cont.): Where the Fourth Amendment Goes to Die
Boston College (Cont.): Pushing Holder
Boston College (Cont.): The Inextinguishable Rule of Law
“The Logical (and Unconstitutional) Conclusion of the Government’s Assertions”
Boston College: Time for Resignations
Boston College: Disaster by Design or, The Family Doesn’t Shelter Orphans
Reckless Negligence: Expanding the Case Against Boston College
The Unalloyed Right of Government Officials to Breathtaking Stupidity and Obvious Negligence
And Starring Jack Dunn as Tweedle Dee
Boston College Saga Shows How the State Has Failed
Obvious and Dangerous Lies from Boston College
Obvious Lying Tends to be a Bad Public Relations Tactic
Boston College: Someone Learned to Read
Imagine a Rope, and Perceive It Around Your Wrists
