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Restorative Justice and Libertarianism
Matthew Cavedon I had the privilege of spending several days last week at this year’s National Catholic Conference on Restorative…
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California in Your Chatroom: AB 1064’s Likely Constitutional Overreach
Kevin Frazier Among the dozens of AI bills sitting on California Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk, at least one is particularly…
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OBBBA’s $1.1 Trillion in Welfare Program Savings
Romina Boccia and Tyler Turman Democrats have instigated a government shutdown by rejecting a clean continuing resolution and demanding that Republicans agree…
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Protect Opponents’ Legal Rights, and You Protect Your Own
Walter Olson As Eugene Volokh points out in a recent post, some progressives and gun control advocates blasted the American…
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Thoughts About the Government Shutdown
Romina Boccia As we predicted about three weeks ago on our Debt Dispatch Substack, the federal government shut down today…
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When Licensing Hurts Victims: Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners and the Cost of Regulation
Jeffrey A. Singer Cato adjunct scholar and California State University-Northridge economics Professor Shirley Svorny (1951–2022) passed away nearly three years ago…
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Taliban’s Oppression of Women is un-Islamic—Cato’s Mustafa Akyol at UN
Mustafa Akyol On September 26, I joined an international conference held at the United Nations headquarters in New York City:…
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New Decision Considers Federal Power to Criminalize Civil Rights Violations
Matthew Cavedon What constitutional power does the federal government have to criminalize civil rights violations? This is the question raised…
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Questioning the Shortage Narrative: How Small Assumptions Rewrite the Housing Story
Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo Claims of a relentless housing crisis are prevalent in policy circles, politics, and the media.…
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The Trump Administration’s Attack on First Amendment Rights Is Enabled by Fourth Amendment Shortcomings
Matthew Cavedon A couple of weeks ago, I warned that excessive limits on what constitutes a search or seizure under…
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