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September 30, 2021
Special Event

The Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty
… was convicted of rape based on a deeply flawed photo lineup. Alexander, who is black, came to the attention of police and was included in the lineup after a consensual encounter with a white woman. His lawyer, who was subsequently …
March/April 2002
Policy Report

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Limited Government After 9-11
… address, in which he promised, “We’ll increase funding to help states and com- munities train and equip our heroic police and firefighters.” The heroism of police and firefighters in responding to the ter- rorist attacks on the World Trade …
By Tom G. Palmer and John Samples
Policy Report

Vol. 24 No. 2
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March/April 2002
March 29, 2018
Reason

When It Comes to Preventing Gun Violence, Good Intentions Aren’t Enough
Too often, the methods employed to stop gun violence harm far more innocent people than the underlying threat presents.
By Jonathan Blanks
Anxiety about Crime
June 29, 2011
Blog

So What If Corporations Aren’t People?
By Ilya Shapiro
November 29, 2021
National Review (Online)

The ‘Digital Voter Suppression’ Double Standard
The norms of American political discourse must either accommodate the same sort negative campaigning online as they do off–line or hold off-line speech to a higher standard.
By Will Duffield
July 1, 2021
Blog

Nigeria Doesn’t Deserve a Turkish Internet
Turkey’s approach to internet regulation stifles speech, Nigeria should reject its illiberal model.
By Will Duffield
June 4, 2018
Inside Sources

Should Sanctuary Cities Receive Federal Funding?
The public safety basis for the Trump administration’s attack on sanctuary cities is baseless, and its attempt to remove law enforcement funds will not make these cities safer.
By David J. Bier
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

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Cato Handbook For Policymakers, 8th Edition (2017)
January 26, 2017
Orange County Register

Divining the Emerging Trump Doctrine
The Trump Doctrine will represent a significant break from the past generation of American foreign policy-making, for good and for ill.
By A. Trevor Thrall
March 26, 2013
San Jose Mercury News

OUSD Made Wrong Decision to Close American Indian Charter Schools
It would be a tragedy to deny current and future generations the opportunity to attend these schools.
By Andrew J. Coulson
January 22, 2007
TechKnowledge

No. 99
Data Retention: Costly Outsourced Surveillance
By James Plummer
November 16, 2021
Blog

Florida’s Social Media Bill Is Unconstitutional
Whatever disagreement one may have with the editorial choices a particular platform has made, shifting control over those choices to the state is not the answer.
By Thomas A. Berry and Nicole Saad Bembridge
November 15, 2021
Legal Briefs

NetChoice v. Attorney General, State of Florida
Platforms have a First Amendment right to select and organize the content they host, just as newspapers and book publishers have a right to select the editorials and manuscripts they print.
By Ilya Shapiro, Thomas A. Berry, and Nicole Saad Bembridge

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

The Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty

Limited Government After 9-11

March/April 2002

When It Comes to Preventing Gun Violence, Good Intentions Aren’t Enough

Anxiety about Crime

So What If Corporations Aren’t People?

The ‘Digital Voter Suppression’ Double Standard

Nigeria Doesn’t Deserve a Turkish Internet

Should Sanctuary Cities Receive Federal Funding?

Cato Handbook For Policymakers, 8th Edition (2017)

Divining the Emerging Trump Doctrine

OUSD Made Wrong Decision to Close American Indian Charter Schools

Data Retention: Costly Outsourced Surveillance

Florida’s Social Media Bill Is Unconstitutional

NetChoice v. Attorney General, State of Florida