The Mindlessness of Bostock, Leisure's Decline, Ancient v. Modern Liberty, and the Median Justice

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The Mindlessness of Bostock

by Steven D. Smith

The Court has moved the legislative power beyond the realm of mindful decision-making altogether. Read More »

The Decline of Leisure and the Academy

by James E. Hartley

We have lost the notion of what it means to be a philosopher by confusing it with the job, the work of being a professor of philosophy. Read More »

Ancient Liberty, Modern Divisions

by Iain Murray

The ancients show us that when mutual agreement on the meaning of concepts like liberty starts to break down, there will likely be conflict. Read More »

What Does the Chief Justice Maximize?

by John O. McGinnis

When Roberts has an ideological or jurisprudential position to impress into law, he is likely to wait for the time at which it is politically palatable. Read More »

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Of Monuments and Greatness

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