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Today in Supreme Court History: December 15, 1791
12/15/1791: First Ten Amendments ratified. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, December 15, 1791
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Will Environmental Regulations Stop SpaceX?
A federal courtroom is mulling whether or not Elon Musk’s SpaceX ought to have to finish time-consuming and costly environmental evaluations of personal area launches […]
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Will Environmental Regulations Stop SpaceX?
The federal court will be examining whether SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk, should undergo expensive and lengthy environmental assessments of private launch launches to ensure […]
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Brickbat: It All Adds Up
Federal court ordered that the University of Iowa pay $1.93million in legal fees for the lawyers representing two Christian student groups against whom the university […]
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Would an Independent Commission Solve the Clemency Backlog?
Jimmy Carter took office in 1977. In that year, less than 500 petitions for clemency were still pending at the Justice Department’s Office of the […]
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Would an Independent Commission Solve the Clemency Backlog?
In 1977, Jimmy Carter was elected president. At the Justice Department’s Office of the Pardon Attorney, there were less than 500 clemency requests pending. Joe […]
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Whole Woman’s Health and Texas Fight Over Issuance Of The Judgment
Friday’s decision by the Supreme Court Whole Woman’s Health V. Jackson. According to the majority of opinion: In part, the order of the District Court has […]
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Biden’s Stimulus Bill Subsidized Meat Producers. Now, the White House Blames ‘Corporate Greed’ for High Meat Prices.
Jen Psaki (White House Press Secretary) has a theory on why Americans are spending more at grocery stores. “The president [and]”Both the secretary of agriculture […]
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Defense Production Act Ban on Accumulating “Scarce Materials” to Resell for More Than “Prevailing Market Prices” Not Unconstitutionally Vague
Today’s announcement is in U.S. v. Topouzian (N.D.Ill.); I find it to be true, however one might feel about their wisdom or propriety. The Information in this […]
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What Technology Can Learn From Biology
Everything falls together: The Guide to the New Materials RevolutionSkylar Tibbits (Princeton University Press), 224 pages. $24.95 It is our hope that the things we […]