Volume 3: Issue 3

MS. SMITH: It certainly has been an interesting week for religion in the news. We...

Over a year ago I suggested in a talk to the Environmental Law & Property...

In his dramatic speech to the United Nations on September 12, 2002, President Bush declared...

In years past, when a recently-terminated employee walked into an attorney’s office to discuss possible...

MR. MARK BEHRENS:  We have an incredible panel today to address asbestos litigation issues. I...

Punitive damages will be back before the United States Supreme Court this fall. The Court...

The “network of networks” that is the Internet has proven an incredibly powerful medium for...

Last year John Samples, director of The Cato Institute’s Center for Representative Government, invited a...

Tort reformers look at outrageously large punitive damages as one of the most visible signs...

Briefly in the 1980s many Americans came to feel that the United States was losing...

It doesn’t take a Lexis/Nexis search to know that over the last half dozen years...

“Government is naturally obsessed with itself,” writes Anthony Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and...

As this review was being written, after failures in the past two Congresses, Congress was...

There is an astonishing amount of hiring and promotion discrimination on the basis of race,...

Supreme Court Upholds School Voucher Program Last term, the United States Supreme Court upheld the...

Shame is a powerful emotion—a “condition of humiliating disgrace or disrepute” according to a standard...

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 represents a major shift in securities regulation in the United...

By a 5-1 vote on June 22, 2002, the Federal Election Commission promulgated the first...

The meaning of “property” in the federal context is not always clear—and courts have given...

The government’s eminent domain power is an extreme one, grounded in the nature of sovereignty...

Congress often does not explicitly provide for a private right of action when it enacts...

Sovereign ImmunityFed. Maritime Comm’n v. S.C. State Ports Auth., 122 S. Ct.1864 (2002).Decided May 28,...

In the early 1970s, during my first days as a banking lawyer, I was anxious...

   Got Milk?   The question may sound innocuous, but for many of America’s independent farmers...

The first wave of targeted biological warfare attacks on the United States has driven the...

Currently on the Supreme Court’s docket is the case of Eldred v. Ashcroft, which challenges...

A significant portion of the patent bar was caught off-guard when the Supreme Court recently...

In its recent decision in Festo Corp. v. Shoketsu Kinzoku Kogyo Kabushiki Co., Ltd (“Festo...

The election of state judges has been controversial at least since the Progressive Era. For...

Some recent court proceedings that have received little attention in the mainstream news media suggest...

By upholding Ohio’s school voucher program against an Establishment Clause challenge to the inclusion of...

Remarks at Ave Maria Law School (March 22, 2002):As American citizens, we participate in a...

When I arrived at the Federal Communications Commission about a year ago — after stints...

In winning the war on terror, the West has the option of confronting radical Islam...

Telecommunications deregulation suffered a serious setback on May 13 when the Supreme Court handed down...

MR. WALLER: I’m the Chair of the Federalist Society’s Food and Drug Subcommittee and I’m...

MR. TROY: Thank you very much. It is always a pleasure to get outside the...

MR. LOCHNER: Our idea for this panel is, rather than have individuals each give 5-minute...

PROFESSOR PAINTER: Good morning. I’m Richard Painter, Professor of Securities Regulation and Lawyers’ Ethics at...

MR. GEDE: Ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the Federalist Society for Law and Public...

HON. SILBERMAN: Now remember, I’m speaking as a federal judge. I have, therefore, no view...

MR. BAKER: We’re going to do this almost entirely out of questions, as opposed to...

MR. FORTNEY: My name is David Fortney. I am the Chair of the Federalist Society’s...

MR. McCONNELL: My name is Bob McConnell, and I’m the Chairman of the Federalist Society...

MS. GRYPHON: Republican Party of Minnesota v. Kelly arose when Mr. Wersal, who was running...

MR. AMMEEN: The fortunate timing of this conference is not a coincidence. Knowing that the...

MR. ENLOW: We are talking about the real world, and it is important to note...

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW & REGULATION Speech and Privacy Regulation in the World of Drugs and Healthcare...

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW & REGULATION Restoring Congress’ Proper Role in Oversight of Covert Intelligence Operations by...

Good afternoon. We are here today to consider issues of corporate governance. Recent events have...

In the days and weeks following the dramatic collapse of energy giant Enron, the calls...

Transcript from the Auditing and Accounting in the Wake of Global Crossing and Enron panel...

Transcript of The Role of the Senate in Judicial Confirmations debate on June 7, 2002,...

One former director of central intelligence has called the terrorist attacks on the World Trade...

The oral arguments in the Cleveland school choice case, Zelman v. Simmons-Harris, held on February...

The antiterrorism bill recently enacted by Congress makes a number of significant changes to criminal...