The Silicon Valley nouveau riche are different from the rest of us; they are more grandiose An abridged version of this essay originally appeared in Law & Liberty on July 29, 2019 as Lost in Nonsense (here). Thank you, Power Line! And Overlawyered.com (here) Silicon Valley venture capitalist …
Month: July 2019
Re-Imagining Legal Education, Part 2
Not all experiments will be successful, especially if the premises are unsound An abridged version of this essay originally appeared in City Journal on July 17, 2019 (here). Thanks to Real Clear Policy! In a previous post I profiled a new law school in Knoxville, Tennessee: Lincoln Memorial Unive…
Inheriting the Wind, or Reaping the Whirlwind?
The so-called “elites” have been sneering at ordinary Americans for nearly 100 years, and we’re fed up A slightly abridged version of this essay originally appeared in Law & Liberty on July 17, 2019 (here). Thanks to Power Line! The events that occurred in Dayton, Tennessee …
George Will’s Libertarian Turn
The self-serving pursuit of extra-constitutional natural law theories makes for strange bedfellows This essay originally appeared in Law & Liberty on July 12, 2019 (here). Thanks to How Appealing, Power Line, Instapundit (here), The Originalism Blog (here), National Review (here), Real Clear …