Donors, Democrats, and Eminent Domain
Issue 21.2 of the Journal of Libertarian Studies offers a variety of perspectives on constitutional interpretation, American democracy, and alterna
Legal System
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How Can Bigamy Be Illegal?
I’ve never quite understood how bigamy can be illegal. Bigamy means marrying two women.
Knock it Off
Jacob Sullum’s excellent Reason column, The Knock Against Knockoffs, he
Patent-Seeking as a Defensive Move — Then, and Now
In the comments to Let’s Bring Back the Good Old Days of English Patents, Jeff Tucker
Let’s Bring Back the Good Old Days of English Patents
It’s somewhat striking that modern libertarian advocates of patent rights seem bl
Who owns the copyright to cut-up jeans or low-rise pants?
Or better yet, what do the fashion and dining industries have in common?
Neither has traditionally been protected via IP laws.
A Political Theory of Geeks and Wonks
The geeks will look back at their lives with satisfaction that they did their best to realize a dream. The wonks, looking back at their lives, see that they were little more than a cog in a machine.
The Pot-Pushing “Terrorists” Under Your Bed
Of course, legalization would not entirely eliminate the black market demand for pot, but it would certainly be preferable to today's blanket, though thoroughly ineffective, expensive and impotent, criminal prohibition.
