Jul 25 2017 Podcast Necessary & Proper Podcast Necessary & Proper Episode 3: Congress and the Dilemma of Fiscal Restraint Christopher C. DeMuth, Nathan Kaczmarek Christopher DeMuth, Distinguished Fellow at the Hudson Institute, discusses the current state of the 115th Congress...
Oct 24 2017 Video Short Videos Regulation Over the Decades Christopher C. DeMuth Regulatory Transparency Project's Fourth Branch Video How have the regulations emanating from Washington changed over the years? Chris DeMuth, Distinguished Fellow...
Mar 4 2016 Video Event Videos Panel III: The Safety Net and Poverty Christopher C. DeMuth, William A. Galston, John C. Harrison, Julia D. Mahoney, Thomas Sanford, David A. Super 2016 National Student Symposium Most agree that society should take care of its neediest members. The question is how...
Jun 17 2020 Video Event Videos Civil Liberties and COVID-19 Christopher C. DeMuth, Julia D. Mahoney, Nadine Strossen, Mila Versteeg, Eugene Volokh COVID-19 & the Law Conference The Federalist Society's COVID-19 & the Law Conference concluded with a panel on "Civil Liberties...
Nov 16 2015 Video Event Videos Administrative Law: Agency Rule: How Congress Can Reclaim its Legislative Authority Tom A. Coburn, Christopher C. DeMuth, Eileen J. O'Connor, A. Raymond Randolph, Jonathan R. Turley, Michael Uhlmann 2015 National Lawyers Convention Lawmakers are quick to complain about government agencies exceeding their authority. While some complaint is...
Nov 16 2015 Podcast Administrative Law: Agency Rule: How Congress Can Reclaim its Legislative Authority Tom A. Coburn, Christopher C. DeMuth, Eileen J. O'Connor, A. Raymond Randolph, Jonathan R. Turley, Michael Uhlmann 2015 National Lawyers Convention Lawmakers are quick to complain about government agencies exceeding their authority. While some complaint is...
Nov 18 2015 Podcast Showcase Panel II: The Living Congress: Adaptation or Decline? Christopher C. DeMuth, Neal E. Devins, David Mayhew, Gillian E. Metzger, Neomi Rao, Dean Reuter, Jerry E. Smith 2015 National Lawyers Convention Clearly, we live in a very different society from that of the founding period. Size...
Nov 18 2015 Video Event Videos Showcase Panel II: The Living Congress: Adaptation or Decline? Christopher C. DeMuth, Neal E. Devins, David Mayhew, Gillian E. Metzger, Neomi Rao, Dean Reuter, Jerry E. Smith 2015 National Lawyers Convention Clearly, we live in a very different society from that of the founding period. Size...
Sep 28 2012 Publication Federalist Society Review Assessing Competition in the Wireless Sector: How DoJ Can Clear Away the Fog from Proposed Mergers Harold W. Furchtgott-Roth Engage Volume 13, Issue 2, July 2012 I. Introduction and Background Over the past twenty years, the American wireless sector has grown...
Apr 12 2016 Podcast We've Said It – Now What? Genocide in the Middle East - Podcast Julian Ku, Nina Shea, Jeremy A. Rabkin, Gregory H. Stanton International & National Security Law Practice Group Podcast After much prodding from human rights advocates and congressional committees, Secretary of State John Kerry...
Necessary & Proper Episode 3: Congress and the Dilemma of Fiscal Restraint
Christopher C. DeMuth, Nathan Kaczmarek
Christopher DeMuth, Distinguished Fellow at the Hudson Institute, discusses the current state of the 115th Congress...
Regulation Over the Decades
Christopher C. DeMuth
Regulatory Transparency Project's Fourth Branch Video
How have the regulations emanating from Washington changed over the years? Chris DeMuth, Distinguished Fellow...
Panel III: The Safety Net and Poverty
Christopher C. DeMuth, William A. Galston, John C. Harrison, Julia D. Mahoney, Thomas Sanford, David A. Super
2016 National Student Symposium
Most agree that society should take care of its neediest members. The question is how...
Civil Liberties and COVID-19
Christopher C. DeMuth, Julia D. Mahoney, Nadine Strossen, Mila Versteeg, Eugene Volokh
COVID-19 & the Law Conference
The Federalist Society's COVID-19 & the Law Conference concluded with a panel on "Civil Liberties...
Administrative Law: Agency Rule: How Congress Can Reclaim its Legislative Authority
Tom A. Coburn, Christopher C. DeMuth, Eileen J. O'Connor, A. Raymond Randolph, Jonathan R. Turley, Michael Uhlmann
2015 National Lawyers Convention
Lawmakers are quick to complain about government agencies exceeding their authority. While some complaint is...
Administrative Law: Agency Rule: How Congress Can Reclaim its Legislative Authority
Tom A. Coburn, Christopher C. DeMuth, Eileen J. O'Connor, A. Raymond Randolph, Jonathan R. Turley, Michael Uhlmann
2015 National Lawyers Convention
Lawmakers are quick to complain about government agencies exceeding their authority. While some complaint is...
Showcase Panel II: The Living Congress: Adaptation or Decline?
Christopher C. DeMuth, Neal E. Devins, David Mayhew, Gillian E. Metzger, Neomi Rao, Dean Reuter, Jerry E. Smith
2015 National Lawyers Convention
Clearly, we live in a very different society from that of the founding period. Size...
Showcase Panel II: The Living Congress: Adaptation or Decline?
Christopher C. DeMuth, Neal E. Devins, David Mayhew, Gillian E. Metzger, Neomi Rao, Dean Reuter, Jerry E. Smith
2015 National Lawyers Convention
Clearly, we live in a very different society from that of the founding period. Size...
Assessing Competition in the Wireless Sector: How DoJ Can Clear Away the Fog from Proposed Mergers
Harold W. Furchtgott-Roth
Engage Volume 13, Issue 2, July 2012
I. Introduction and Background Over the past twenty years, the American wireless sector has grown...
We've Said It – Now What? Genocide in the Middle East - Podcast
Julian Ku, Nina Shea, Jeremy A. Rabkin, Gregory H. Stanton
International & National Security Law Practice Group Podcast
After much prodding from human rights advocates and congressional committees, Secretary of State John Kerry...