The Last Litigated Election, The Rule of Law v. Militias, and the Spirit of (18)76

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Bush v. Gore: Lessons from a Litigated Election

by Robert R. Gasaway

We can hardly entrust the outcome of presidential elections to the comparative skills of rival lawyers, even if it’s only once every twenty years. Read More »

The Rule of Law vs. the Militias

by James Ceaser & Joseph Loconte

New forces have been set loose, not unlike those that were unleashed in Italy and Russia a century ago. Will we reap the whirlwind? Read More »

Is the Spirit of (18)76 Alive?

by John Bicknell

This year, the candidate leading on election night may not ultimately be declared the winner. That’s where the problems started in 1876. Read More »

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Bush v. Gore: Lessons from a Litigated Election

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Is the Spirit of (18)76 Alive?

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