The Mythology of the Supreme Court
Supreme Court justices are politicians, who behave in the manner Public Choice theory tells us they should. They seek to preserve and expand their own power.
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Differences Don’t Necessarily Equal Discrimination
To blame every income discrepancy on dTo blame every income discrepancy on discrimination leads to very odd conclusions.iscrimination leads to very odd conclusions.
Why We Should Sell Alcohol at College Football Games
Mark Thornton presents the case for selling beer at college football games.
This audio Mises Daily is narrated by Clay Barnett.
The Logical Progression of “Public Accomodation”
One implication of a positive right to service from a business is the derivative positive right to quality service.
Ranchers and Empire in the American West
The battle over cattle grazing in Nevada is just the latest episode in a long history of federal regulation of lands in the American West.
The NSA’s System of Secret Law
The US government exists in a precarious balancing act, play-acting that it is subject to the Rule of Law.
How the NSA Made Your Legal Defense Illegal
The U.S government has deemed all evidence of spying to be Top Secret, and maintains it’s illegal for you to know about it or use it in court.
FISA, the NSA, and America’s Secret Court System
Surveillance programs by a secret court violates the requirement for “due process of law.”
The War on Drugs: Who is Winning?
Interviewed by Paul Molloy, Mark Thornton talks about the economics of prohibition.
