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Feds: Gambling Fine, But Investing Too Risky
“In the risk reform debate, as in so many political debates, logic is often for...
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Speech Police at the DMV: Regulation and Arbitrary Rule
Vague laws invite arbitrary power. Laws that require regulators to censor speech they find offensive,...
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The FDIC Refinery
It was a busy day at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The agency took...
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Exploring American Legion: What Shelving Lemon Could Mean for Monuments Litigation
In 2015, the Arkansas legislature authorized placement of a privately-donated Ten Commandments monument on the...
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How Economics Can Help Guide Our Thinking About the C-Band
Satisfying the rapid demand growth for additional commercial spectrum presents challenges the Federal Communications Commission. ...
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Chamberlain v. Montoya: The First Legal Challenge That Applies the American Legion to a New Display
Based in New Hampshire, the Northeast POW/MIA Network is an organization whose mission is to...
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Iowa Supreme Court Considers ABA Model Rule 8.4(g): Comment Deadline September 30, 2019
The Iowa Supreme Court is holding a public comment period until 4:30 on September 30,...
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COPAA v. DeVos and the Government’s Continuing Numeracy Problem
On January 4, 2017 – fifteen days before the change in administrations and fourteen days...
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California Assembly Bill 5 Legislation – An Expansive and Potentially Onerous Definition of Employee Status Under California State Law
The California General Assembly has been debating for the past few months whether to incorporate,...
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Key Points in the Treasury's Fannie/Freddie Paper
The important parts of the Treasury's new paper on Fannie and Freddie reform are not...