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May 24, 2010
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A Legal Analysis of the New Arizona Immigration Law
… on discharge from imprisonment or assessment of fine for the offense] to the custody of the [federal immigration authorities];” A police officer “may lawfully stop any person who is operating a motor vehicle of the officer has reasonable suspicion to …
By Ilya Shapiro
2003-2004
Supreme Court Review

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The Confrontation Clause Re-Rooted and Transformed
By Richard D. Friedman
June 19, 2001
Cato.org

When Rights Collide: Principles to Guide the Intellectual Property Debate
By Clyde Wayne Crews Jr. and Adam D. Thierer
June 4, 2001
TechKnowledge

No. 10
When Rights Collide: Principles to Guide the Intellectual Property Debate
By Clyde Wayne Crews Jr. and Adam D. Thierer
September/October 2020
Policy Report

To Be Governed…
April 16, 2018
News Releases

Cato Institute Honors Human Rights Group, the Ladies in White, with 2018 Milton Friedman Prize
October 27, 2016
New York Post

Meet the Law That Turns Parents into Pedophiles
Legislators and prosecutors are within their rights to be tough as nails on child-sex abuse, but in their zeal to protect kids, keeping innocent parents out of the fray doesn’t seem like too much to ask.
By Abby W. Schachter and Adam Bates
February 19, 2013
Blog

Clever Hans vs. the Fourth Amendment
The Supreme Court’s unanimous decision today in Florida v. Harris is disappointing to anyone who cares about the Fourth Amendment right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures.
By Julian Sanchez
February 17, 2011
Blog

No Mr. Secretary, It Is Not in America’s “Interest” to Stay in Iraq
By Christopher A. Preble
March 1, 2009
Cato’s Letter

Vol. 7 No. 2
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In Defense of Doing Nothing
By Jeffrey Miron
July/August 2021
Policy Report

Wins for Freedom beyond the Beltway
Cato scholars influence policy outcomes in the 50 states
January/February 2016
Policy Report

Life in the Time of Surveillance
July 28, 2017
The Hill (Online)

Don’t Ban Travel to North Korea — Openness Educates Both Sides
By Doug Bandow
April 21, 2017
American Conservative

Is Turkey Still a Bridge to the West?
Recep Tayyip Erdogan has destroyed founder Ataturk’s secular heritage and taken his nation down an Islamist path.
By Doug Bandow
April 2, 2009
The Week

I Smoke Pot, and I Like It
By Will Wilkinson

Cato Annual Report

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A Legal Analysis of the New Arizona Immigration Law

The Confrontation Clause Re-Rooted and Transformed

When Rights Collide: Principles to Guide the Intellectual Property Debate

When Rights Collide: Principles to Guide the Intellectual Property Debate

To Be Governed…

Cato Institute Honors Human Rights Group, the Ladies in White, with 2018 Milton Friedman Prize

Meet the Law That Turns Parents into Pedophiles

Clever Hans vs. the Fourth Amendment

No Mr. Secretary, It Is Not in America’s “Interest” to Stay in Iraq

In Defense of Doing Nothing

Wins for Freedom beyond the Beltway

Life in the Time of Surveillance

Don’t Ban Travel to North Korea — Openness Educates Both Sides

Is Turkey Still a Bridge to the West?

I Smoke Pot, and I Like It