Legal System

If you want a monopoly, you don’t have to be buddies with the king. You can just go to the patent office.

The public loves the fall of a ruthless and greedy financial titan — this, of course, is what made Oliver Stone's original <i>Wall Street</i> such a hit. But the practice of "insider trading" can actually be beneficial. In a free society, there would be no such thing as laws against so-called insider trading.

Victor Mikhailovsky, the sixteen-year-old host of the online radio program “Insane Government,” interviews Mark Thornton on the topic o

Patents are one of many driving forces behind rising medical costs. It is not just MRI machines.

If you are a wealthy person, beware. The estate tax will destroy what you have created through your hard work and diligence. Unless you have spent a small fortune on financial planners, accountants, and tax attorneys, the fruits of your labor may be enjoyed by the government.

Many in Congress were troubled by the question of whether the Constitution authorized them to pass such legislation.

What if this law in the state of Utah catches on? What if people started to price goods and services on the basis that $20 equals an ounce of gold?

Compulsory labor permeates our legal and judicial structure: we are forced to play along with all they demand.

With insurance the client pays a small amount of money (the premium) in exchange for a more certain future, in which his wealth will not fluctuate as wildly in different possible scenarios.

Look up the phrase “a unique form of domestic terrorism” on a search engine and you will turn up a story about a man whom the US governmen