Don’t Expect Chief Justice Roberts to Protect Abortion
By Daniel Cotter* In recent days, Alabama and Missouri have joined some other states in enacting laws that make abortion […]
The Supreme Court Has Been Expanded Many Times Before. Here Are Four Ways To Do It Today.
By Kurt Walters* In today’s crowded Democratic primary season, one issue has emerged that would have been unthinkable as recently
How Lawmakers Let Effective Unemployment Policy Drift Away
By Jeremy Pilaar* Lawmakers must pay constant attention to changes in the world around them. Societal problems are rarely
Warren’s Plan to Break up Big Tech: Coordination Rights as a Public Resource
By Michael Svedman* In her recent proposal to break up Amazon, Google, and Facebook, Elizabeth Warren sounds the familiar antitrust
Revictimized: How the Military Justice System Fails Victims of Child Pornography Offenses
By Michael Webert* Introduction In the wake of recent decisions by the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (CAAF),
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SCOTUS Gambles with Pardon Power
By Eric Allen Kauk* On November 20, 2015, around 11:00 p.m. Terance Gamble was pulled over in Mobile, Alabama by