Follow POL on Twitter - Are Americans more litigious? Where the legal system works and doesn't. [Rasmusen/Ramseyer @ SSRN; Fisher @ Forbes]
- Questionable nastygram sent by plaintiffs' firm to client who disclosed mass-tort nuisance settlement offer. [Frankel; earlier]
- More bad laws named after dead people: turns out fear of bath salts was unjustified, but law is still on books. [Balko]
- Obama's illegal move on immigration. [Rivkin/Casey @ WaPo; earlier on Obama administration disregard for rule of law]
- 9/13 Federalist Society debate in DC on confronting terrorism: Mukasey v. Barr. [Fed Soc]
- Press coverage on the Cobell appeal. I am accused of having a "noted legal mind." [Cronkite News; BLD; CCAF]
- Obama administration planning to freeze foreclosures? I'm skeptical that they'd be that irrational. [Bader]
- Government failure and market failure: when comparing the performance of markets to government, markets look pretty darn good. [Becker @ WSJ]
Around the web, September 9
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| Isaac Gorodetski Project Manager, Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute igorodetski@manhattan-institute.org |
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| Laura Eyi Press Officer, Manhattan Institute leyi@manhattan-institute.org |
