Start at Doe v. Board of RegentsToday, Judge Gershwin drain (E.D.) ruled in favor of the motion. Mich.; I posted about the motion to temporarily […]
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. Can the Fourth Amendment allow the search and seizure of […]
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), which includes dozens of blockbuster films, sequels and spinoff TV shows, is fundamentally about a group of super-heroes that can […]
Whenever I write about police abuse and use-of-force issues, I often hear from the “back the badge” crowd to defend whatever it is the police officer […]
It is becoming less rational to use language. That’s the gist of new findings from researchers at Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and Indiana University. […]
Not surprising were the Supreme Court’s decision to keep the Occupational Safety and Health Administration temporary vax-or-test standard in place, yet to allow the Center […]
Start at Doe v. RegentsIt was decided by the Ninth Circuit on Tuesday in an opinion of Judge Consuelo callahan. Judge Danielle J. Forrest joined […]
Andreessen Hoowitz has asked me to consult for them occasionally. They commissioned me with this piece for their Future site. This is the intro: Our […]
Here is the list of speaking engagements I have scheduled for the next six-month. All events, except where noted otherwise, are open to all members […]
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