Justice Jackson and the ‘QAnon Shaman’ Make Common Cause on Due Process
The justice and the rioter both cite a landmark Supreme Court case.

The Supreme Court’s denial of certiorari in a death penalty case, Brown v. Louisiana, that turned on what exculpatory evidence government prosecutors are required to make available, brings into focus the Constitution’s demands in the crucible of the state’s ultimate punishment, and in the face of the January 6 riot.
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