Medical-Licensing Laws Need to Be Overhauled

These laws artificially reduce the availability of physicians and the availability of care without solving problems of malpractice.

The Coronavirus Pandemic Shows the Folly of Medical-Licensing Laws
By Jeffrey A. Singer and Richard P. Menger

Once Again SCOTUS Delays on Qualified Immunity

SCOTUS has once again delayed consideration of several qualified immunity cases.

As Qualified Immunity Takes Center Stage, More Delay from SCOTUS
By Jay Schweikert

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