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Today in Supreme Court History: December 1, 1897
12.01.1897: Justice Stephen Field steps down. Justice Stephen Field Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: Dec 1, 1897 was published on Reason.com.
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Turks Flee to Gold, Bitcoin, and Foreign Currency as Government Devalues Lira
It is difficult to overlook the rising cost of everything when you look at it in the Groceries, Christmas giftsThe, Tab at the fuel pump. […]
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China’s War on Crypto
Crypto-currency can be used in El Salvador to purchase a Big Mac. The rise of crypto-mining has been seen in Russia and Kazakhstan. In China, […]
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Brickbat: Party Poopers
Santa Cruz County health officer, California has declared that indoor masks will no longer be allowed in the home as part of efforts to control […]
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Can SCOTUS Draw a New Line on Abortion?
The Supreme Court has held that the Constitution does not allow states to ban abortions before viability, which is the time at which the foetus […]
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Journal of Free Speech Law Panel on Regulating Social Media Platforms Tomorrow (Wednesday) at 11 am Pacific
The UCLA’s Institute for Technology, Law and Policy and University of Arizona’s TechLaw program are holding a series of virtual conversations with executive editors and […]
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Defining Antisemitism Down at Hunter College
Reporting by The Jewish Week: Are Hunter College’s social work schools coddling Antisemitism or part of an institution deeply committed to protecting Jews against prejudice? […]
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California’s Ban on Magazines Holding More Than 10 Rounds Is Constitutional, 9th Circuit Decides
Today’s 7-4 ruling by an 11-judge en bloc panel of U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit, declared California’s ban on magazines holding more than 10 […]
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Federal Court Rules Takings Clause May Require Compensation when Police Destroy an Innocent Person’s Home in Process of Pursuing a Suspect
Vicki Baker’s house destroyed by SWAT agents (Institute for Justice). A federal court ruled on November 18 that the Fifth Amendment’s Takings Clause may […]
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New York City Is Funding America’s First Official Safe Injection Site for Drug Users
New York City has given its approval to safe consumption facilities where users of intravenous drugs can inject freely without being arrested. These facilities will […]