Archive | October, 2012
The String Cheese Factors
Poll Suggests That Public Support of Harsh Interrogation Techniques in Terrorism Cases Greater Now Than in 2005
GMU Law & Economics Workshop for Law Professors on Public Choice Economics
“Why People Are Rude Online” and the Audience for Online Speech
Narcissiverse
Thoughts on the Oral Argument in the Fifth Circuit Cell-Site Case
Tomorrow’s Important Takings Case Before the Supreme Court
Institute for Humane Studies Webcast on the Pros and Cons of Law School
Harlan Institute Constitutional Law Opportunities for High School Teachers and Students
Does the Supremacy Clause mean that the federal government always wins?
By David Kopel on October 2, 2012 6:05 pm in Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure, Federalism, Habeas, Supreme Court