Seth Barrett Tillman and I have published an article in the New York Journal of Law & Liberty, titled Are the Fourteenth Amendment’s Section 3 […]
12/13/1873: Justice Samuel Nelson died. Justice Samuel Nelson Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: 12/12/1873 appeared on Reason.com.
This is the result of the High Court decision in Britain. Julian Assange could be extraditedThe United States appears to have finally reached an unfortunate […]
The movie was released in 1994 PCUThe film, which was about an insurgent fraternity that resists its university’s politically correct policies, is a landmark. Not because […]
Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Brian Rickard was charged, among others, with obstruction of administration or another governmental function, tampering records, and acquisition or getting possession […]
A recent article explains. Justice Sotomayor Recovers from Judicial “Courage.”Josh Blackman, my co-blogger and friend, argues that voting for conservative Justice requires courage. He suggests […]
Senate Democrats deferred to the proposal to impose a federal tax on nicotine vaping. It would have hurt a potentially lifesaving product and violated President […]
Will’s blog post inspired me (since the cool kids are doing this) to copy his example. [1.]Will’s advice of Scout MindsetJulia Galef, a photo: A […]
Miladis Salgado was raided by Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Miami-Dade Police Department and officers from the Miami-Dade Police Department on May 15, 2015. They seized […]
The University of Chicago Law School posted, as per tradition, a list of recommended books that our faculty have been reading. Below are two of […]
