At Defining Ideas, Richard Epstein argues that "a sound evaluation of the program must explain how, over its entire life-cycle, it can overcome all of the theoretical objections about its design."
On Defining Ideas, Richard Epstein argues that "a White House Report that outlines a 'National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking' is all too oblivious to vital concerns of private property owners and to the low probability that its draconian measures will reduce the illegal ivory trade."
On Defining Ideas, Richard Epstein takes a look at the recent Ninth Circuit decision Rocky Mountain Farmers Union v. Corey,which asks whether California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) program should bind producers and shippers from other states.
On Defining Ideas, Richard Epstein argues that "constitutional law does not evolve in a self-contained universe, but is embedded in the intellectual tradition of private property and limited government."
Eric Posner looksatthegrowingcrisis in Ukraine in a series of posts; Brian Leiter has a poll on New York Times v. Sullivan fifty years later; Will Baude posts his latest discussion with Eric Posner on originalism; Richard Epstein weighs in on the executive branch's dealings with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; and Richard Posner and Gary Becker discuss ending the embargo on Cuba.
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