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Taxation Without Representation?

By: Hans Bader
01/31/2007

In a Washington Post column, George Will questions the constitutionality of a recent vote in the House of Representatives to give delegates from Washington, D.C. and territories,…

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The Nation’s Top Ten Worst State Attorneys General

By: Hans Bader
01/24/2007

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Economists File Brief In Support of Terminally-Ill

By: Hans Bader
01/17/2007

On November 21, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals voted to vacate and rehear its Abigail Alliance v. Von Eschenbach decision, which would have…

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Forbidden Words

By: Hans Bader
01/16/2007

Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes observed in Towne v. Eisner (1918) that “a word is not a crystal, transparent and unchanged, it is the skin of a…

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A Temporary Reprieve for D.C. Employers and Landlords

By: Hans Bader
01/09/2007

D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams rightly vetoed a bill that would have banned employers from taking applicants’ criminal records into account in hiring, and forced landlords to rent to ex-cons,…

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Government Has No First Amendment Right to Discriminate

By: Hans Bader
12/22/2006

In November, Michigan voters adopted Proposal 2, a state constitutional amendment that bans racial preferences in state university admissions and in government contracts and employment.

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Taxation Without Representation?

The Nation’s Top Ten Worst State Attorneys General

Economists File Brief In Support of Terminally-Ill

Forbidden Words

A Temporary Reprieve for D.C. Employers and Landlords

Government Has No First Amendment Right to Discriminate