Leviathan's Apologists, Stare Decisis for Originalist Judges, On Judicial Finality, and Resting in Power

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Leviathan’s Apologists

by Richard Epstein

So long as a studied indifference to the true state of administrative law persists, Leviathan will continue to overcome the rule of law. Read More »

Stare Decisis for Originalist Judges

by Randy E. Barnett

Without an imperative to bring precedents into alignment with original meaning, stare decisis becomes the “exception” that swallows the Constitution. Read More »

Does the Court Have the Final Word?

by Mark L. Movsesian

If our constitutional democracy is tolerably functional, occasions for resisting Court rulings will arise relatively infrequently. Read More »

Do We Long for Rest—or Power?

by Brian A. Smith

To demand that rest and power coexist reflects an act of will, not reason, and a love of power that demands totalizing control over human life. Read More »

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