Mar 16 2019 Video Event Videos Banquet Dinner & Presentation of the Annual Joseph Story Award and Feddie Awards Doug Ducey, Jon Kyl 2019 National Student Symposium We're thrilled to announce that Arizona Governor Doug Ducey will be our Keynote speaker at...
Mar 16 2019 Video Event Videos Roundtable: Federalism’s Contribution to Economic Liberty: Catalyzing Technological Advancement and Economic Growth Jonathan H. Adler, Dana Berliner, Clint Bolick, Mark Brnovich, Allan Ides, Chad A. Readler, Kimberly J. Robinson 2019 National Student Symposium Does the Fourteenth Amendment guarantee economic liberty? If not, what role might states play in...
Mar 16 2019 Video Event Videos Panel 4: Blockchain-Backed Cryptocurrencies: Order Without Law in the Digital Age Mary Beth Buchanan, Jim Harper, Gary E. Marchant, John O. McGinnis, John B. Nalbandian 2019 National Student Symposium In the wake of skyrocketing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency prices, the SEC has argued that...
Mar 16 2019 Video Event Videos Panel 3: Economic Liberty in Criminal Justice: Business Crimes and Economic Sanctions Elizabeth Branch, Beth Colgan, Erik Luna, Christina Sandefur, Peter J. Wallison 2019 National Student Symposium Although criminal justice is often associated with non-economic issues—such as those raised by violent crimes...
Mar 16 2019 Video Event Videos Panel 2: Is Economic Protectionism a Legitimate State Interest? Paul Bender, Yaron Brook, Roderick M. Hills, Edith H. Jones, Todd Zywicki 2019 National Student Symposium The Tenth Circuit held in Powers v. Harris that “intra-state economic protectionism, absent a violation of a...
Mar 15 2019 Video Event Videos Panel 1: The Original Understanding of “Privileges or Immunities” Randy E. Barnett, Kurt T. Lash, Amul Thapar, Ilan Wurman, Rebecca E. Zietlow 2019 National Student Symposium Scholars contest the original meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment. In 1873, the Supreme Court rejected...
Mar 15 2019 Video Event Videos Opening Remarks and Welcome to Arizona Richard A. Epstein 2019 National Student Symposium KEYNOTE TOPIC: Is Lochner v. New York Constitutionally Indefensible? Is Lochner v New York constitutionally...
Mar 14 2019 Podcast Teleforum Communications Workers v. Beck Revitalized Glenn Taubman In Communications Workers v. Beck (1988), the Supreme Court held that the National Labor Relations Act “authorizes...
Mar 14 2019 Video Short Videos How Are State Supreme Court Justices Selected? [POLICYbrief] Chris W. Bonneau, Brian T. Fitzpatrick Short video featuring Chris Bonneau and Brian Fitzpatrick State supreme court justices play a considerable role in interpreting state laws and making common...
Mar 14 2019 Podcast Teleforum Courthouse Steps Preview: PDR Network, LLC v. Carlton & Harris Chiropractic Bernard Bell, James Conde Administrative Law & Regulation Practice Group and Regulatory Transparency Project Teleforum Once upon a time, businesses would offer their products or services by sending you a...
Banquet Dinner & Presentation of the Annual Joseph Story Award and Feddie Awards
Doug Ducey, Jon Kyl
2019 National Student Symposium
We're thrilled to announce that Arizona Governor Doug Ducey will be our Keynote speaker at...
Roundtable: Federalism’s Contribution to Economic Liberty: Catalyzing Technological Advancement and Economic Growth
Jonathan H. Adler, Dana Berliner, Clint Bolick, Mark Brnovich, Allan Ides, Chad A. Readler, Kimberly J. Robinson
2019 National Student Symposium
Does the Fourteenth Amendment guarantee economic liberty? If not, what role might states play in...
Panel 4: Blockchain-Backed Cryptocurrencies: Order Without Law in the Digital Age
Mary Beth Buchanan, Jim Harper, Gary E. Marchant, John O. McGinnis, John B. Nalbandian
2019 National Student Symposium
In the wake of skyrocketing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency prices, the SEC has argued that...
Panel 3: Economic Liberty in Criminal Justice: Business Crimes and Economic Sanctions
Elizabeth Branch, Beth Colgan, Erik Luna, Christina Sandefur, Peter J. Wallison
2019 National Student Symposium
Although criminal justice is often associated with non-economic issues—such as those raised by violent crimes...
Panel 2: Is Economic Protectionism a Legitimate State Interest?
Paul Bender, Yaron Brook, Roderick M. Hills, Edith H. Jones, Todd Zywicki
2019 National Student Symposium
The Tenth Circuit held in Powers v. Harris that “intra-state economic protectionism, absent a violation of a...
Panel 1: The Original Understanding of “Privileges or Immunities”
Randy E. Barnett, Kurt T. Lash, Amul Thapar, Ilan Wurman, Rebecca E. Zietlow
2019 National Student Symposium
Scholars contest the original meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment. In 1873, the Supreme Court rejected...
Opening Remarks and Welcome to Arizona
Richard A. Epstein
2019 National Student Symposium
KEYNOTE TOPIC: Is Lochner v. New York Constitutionally Indefensible? Is Lochner v New York constitutionally...
Communications Workers v. Beck Revitalized
Glenn Taubman
In Communications Workers v. Beck (1988), the Supreme Court held that the National Labor Relations Act “authorizes...
How Are State Supreme Court Justices Selected? [POLICYbrief]
Chris W. Bonneau, Brian T. Fitzpatrick
Short video featuring Chris Bonneau and Brian Fitzpatrick
State supreme court justices play a considerable role in interpreting state laws and making common...
Courthouse Steps Preview: PDR Network, LLC v. Carlton & Harris Chiropractic
Bernard Bell, James Conde
Administrative Law & Regulation Practice Group and Regulatory Transparency Project Teleforum
Once upon a time, businesses would offer their products or services by sending you a...