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Supreme Court Review

2017-2018
This was the first full term with the Court back at its “full strength” of nine justices after Justice Antonin Scalia’s death, so all eyes were on Justice Gorsuch to see how he would fit in—and how the Court’s internal dynamic and voting patterns would shift. While early reports, based on what turns out to be unsubstantiated speculation, spoke of tensions between the newest justice and several of his colleagues, he quickly settled in and ended up writing many thoughtful opinions, including casting a handful of deciding votes and being assigned to write for the majority in several important cases.
By Ilya Shapiro
Fall 2018
Regulation

Regulating All That Is Delightful
By Marni Soupcoff
Fall 2018
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Working Papers
By Peter Van Doren
Fall 2018
Regulation

Colluding with Central Banks, Not Russians
By Vern McKinley
Fall 2018
Regulation

The Ideal Fox in the Ideal Henhouse
By Pierre Lemieux
Fall 2018
Regulation

A Degree Too Fa
By Dwight R. Lee
Fall 2018
Regulation

Perspective on the Terrorist Threat
By David R. Henderson
Fall 2018
Regulation

Tyranny by Facebook or by Leviathan?
By Pierre Lemieux
Fall 2018
Regulation

Did FDR Default on U.S. Debt?
By Gary Richardson
Fall 2018
Regulation

Is the Era of ‘Free to Choose’ Medicine Upon Us?
By Thomas A. Hemphill
Fall 2018
Regulation

A Bridge to Collectivism
By Pierre Lemieux
Fall 2018
Regulation

The Blockchain Revolution
By Greg Kaza
Fall 2018
Regulation

Getting Government More Involved in Banking?
By Vern McKinley
Fall 2018
Regulation

The Bitter Angels of Our Nature
By Dwight R. Lee
Fall 2018
Regulation

The Constitution vs. the Bureaucracy
By George C. Leef

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2017-2018

Regulating All That Is Delightful

Working Papers

Colluding with Central Banks, Not Russians

The Ideal Fox in the Ideal Henhouse

A Degree Too Fa

Perspective on the Terrorist Threat

Tyranny by Facebook or by Leviathan?

Did FDR Default on U.S. Debt?

Is the Era of ‘Free to Choose’ Medicine Upon Us?

A Bridge to Collectivism

The Blockchain Revolution

Getting Government More Involved in Banking?

The Bitter Angels of Our Nature

The Constitution vs. the Bureaucracy