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October 13, 2009
Blog

Twombly and Iqbal: Reality Check
… incredibly high rate. And the Supreme Court, which takes only about 80 appeals a year, has dramatically limited capacity to police the innumerable summary judgment dispositions made daily throughout the federal court system. The upshot is that trial courts, as …
By Mark Moller
February 1, 1999
Legal Times

The Great Tobacco Robbery: Lawyers Grab Billions
… never had to try their case in court — “is enough to pay the yearly salary of 7,500 teachers or police officers for the next 10 years.” Fraser calculated that the fee to each of the five firms — assuming they …
By Robert A. Levy
July 13, 2023
The American Conservative

Southern Growing Pains
… military expenditures, most notably Germany, Italy, and Spain. However, even France and the United Kingdom have maintained militaries more to police their old colonial empires than to confront great power enemies, most obviously Russia. As for Poland and the Baltics …
By Doug Bandow
May 3, 2023
Legal Briefs

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Diaz-Tomas v. North Carolina
By Jay Schweikert and Laura Bondank
June 1, 2015
The Federalist

Marco Rubio and Rand Paul Pose Greatest Threat to Hillary Clinton
Contrary to Republican voters’ perceptions, Marco Rubio’s and Rand Paul’s stances on non-traditional issues may capture independent-leaning Democrats.
By Emily Ekins
May 31, 2008
Blog

Kerr Defends the Third-Party Doctrine
By Jim Harper
September 6, 2006
Briefing Paper

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Doublespeak and the War on Terrorism
By Tim Lynch
January 10, 2000
Cato.org

The Facts about Gun Shows
By David B. Kopel
July 7, 2021
Foreign Policy

North Korea Needs the Bomb to Protect Itself from America
Pyongyang isn’t crazy, just focused on a credible threat.
By Doug Bandow
March 31, 2014
Blog

Paul Krugman’s Nostalgia for Teddy Roosevelt’s New Nationalism
By Alan Reynolds
March 27, 2013
Blog

When Did Laws Denying Same-Sex Couples Marriage Licenses Become Unconstitutional?
State prohibitions on same-sex marriage recognition have been unconstitutional since 1868.
By Ilya Shapiro
December 17, 2009
American Conservative

New War Order
By Ted Galen Carpenter
October 1, 1998
Reason

Gambler’s Web: Online Betting Can’t Be Stopped — and Why Washington Shouldn’t Bother Trying
By Tom W. Bell
Summer 2017
Regulation

The Lost Contract Clause
By George C. Leef
June 9, 2003
Cato.org

Holding the Line on State Taxes
By Chris Edwards

Cato Annual Report

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Spring 2025

Twombly and Iqbal: Reality Check

The Great Tobacco Robbery: Lawyers Grab Billions

Southern Growing Pains

Diaz-Tomas v. North Carolina

Marco Rubio and Rand Paul Pose Greatest Threat to Hillary Clinton

Kerr Defends the Third-Party Doctrine

Doublespeak and the War on Terrorism

The Facts about Gun Shows

North Korea Needs the Bomb to Protect Itself from America

Paul Krugman’s Nostalgia for Teddy Roosevelt’s New Nationalism

When Did Laws Denying Same-Sex Couples Marriage Licenses Become Unconstitutional?

New War Order

Gambler’s Web: Online Betting Can’t Be Stopped — and Why Washington Shouldn’t Bother Trying

The Lost Contract Clause

Holding the Line on State Taxes