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Law & Liberty: Watchdog or lapdog?
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights just released a report that lets federal agencies off the hook for ignoring decades of race-based discrimination in college admissions, including overt anti-Asian bias at top universities. |
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Property rights in Jamestown: Bowling and starving in the New World
Bad news for anyone pushing collectivism in America: The early colonists already tried it—and it went badly. |
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The Founders hated Old World justice. Agency adjudication brings it back.
After serving King Henry VIII for over a decade, Thomas Cromwell was arrested on the King’s whim and sentenced to death without a trial. That kind of Old World “justice” was precisely what America’s Founding Fathers sought to avoid in the New World when they established due process protections for the accused. |
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