Archive | June, 2012
Report: Kochs and Cato Settle
Failing Law Schools Now Available
The Second Amendment and People Who Have Past Misdemeanor Convictions for Nonviolent Gun Possession
If You Really Wanted to Read the Tea Leaves from Justice Ginsburg’s Speech at the ACS….
How Much Will the Ruling in the Health Care Case Matter?
Snow Figures as “Fighting Words”
When Is Following Someone to Investigate Their Possible Misconduct a Crime?
“21 Killed in Attacks on Churches in Nigeria”
Interesting Fair Use Case
Reading the Tea Leaves on First American Financial Corp v. Edwards
Scalia and Wickard: Not Unexpected
By David Bernstein on June 18, 2012 8:51 pm in Constitutional History, Constitutional Law, Constitutional Theory