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Dobbs and the Holdings of Roe and Casey
Eugene, thanks for taking the time to blog at my site. The Volokh Conspiracy! I am an avid reader and I love the work of […]
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The Heritage Foundation Is Hiring A Legal Policy Analyst
Title: Legal Policy Analyst Send your reports to: Director, Meese Center Job Description: The Legal Policy Analyst is an intermediate research and writing position. You will […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 10, 1842
10/10/1842 Justice Peter Daniels swears the judicial oath. Justice Peter Daniel Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History: Jan 10, 1842 originally appeared here.
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Closing Schools To Protect Kids Made Them Sick
In the past, parents used their time to worry about contagious diseases such as COVID-19. These included respiratory syncytialvirus, hand, foot, mouth, and strep, and […]
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Brickbat: One More Thing to Do
California has enacted a new law that requires businesses and households to seperate food scraps from their kitchens. Officials state that the goal of the […]
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Prof. Eric Claeys (George Mason) Guest-Blogging on “Dobbs and the Holdings of Roe and Casey”
It’s a pleasure to announce that Prof. Claeys is guest blogging this week on his new article. Here’s the abstract: The U.S. Supreme Court currently […]
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Ruth Shalit Barrett Sues Over Retraction of “Mad, Mad World of Niche Sports Among Ivy League-Obsessed Parents”
The Atlantic Nov. 2020 Retraction: Editor’s note: New information surfaced after The Atlantic published the article. It raised serious questions about its accuracy and the […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 9, 1919
Schenck v. United States Argumented. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: Jan 9, 1919
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The Reactionary Tradition Out to Annihilate American Liberty
The Radical Right Philosophers: A World After LiberalismMatthew Rose Yale University Press, Yale University Press, 298 pages, $28 The stakes involved in politics are high […]
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Comic: Frédéric Bastiat Belabors (What Should Be) the Obvious
The post Comic: Frédéric Bastiat Belabors (What Should Be) the Obvious appeared first on Reason.com.