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Proposed Bill Outlawing Private Citizens? Carrying Guns Within 1000 Feet of ?High-Profile? Officials
Posted on January 11, 2011Libertarianism and the Reliance Interests of People Who Depend on Government Programs
Posted on January 10, 2011Supreme Court Declines to Reconsider Constitutionality of Convictions by Non-Unanimous Juries
Posted on January 10, 2011Fifth Circuit Permits Warrantless Government Searches Based on Previous Private Search Not Known To Police
Posted on January 09, 2011No ?Constitutional Signing Statement? for the Guantanamo Transfer Restrictions
Posted on January 09, 2011David Skeel?s Excellent Book, and Comparing Discretion in the Financial Crisis and National Security
Posted on January 08, 2011Egyptian Muslims Attend Coptic Christmas Mass, Hoping to Deter Violent Attacks by Muslim Extremists
Posted on January 08, 2011Why Scholars? Motives Should be Irrelevant to Our Evaluation of their Scholarship
Posted on January 07, 2011Prosecution for Telling Police Officers ?You Have to Clean Your Damn Dirty Car? Rejected on First Amendment Grounds
Posted on January 07, 2011Support in Pakistan for Murderer of the Pakistani Governor Who Had Opposed Blasphemy Punishment
Posted on January 06, 2011Highest Court in D.C. Allows Second Amendment Challenges to Long-Ago Convictions for Violating D.C. Handgun Ban
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