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The Ninth Circuit’s utopian jurisprudential experiment of ignoring human agency predictably ended in disaster.
Lawyers have become mere technicians—no wonder our legal system has gone haywire.
Do you want the state to have a monopoly on violence or not?
State of the Union: The rod always returns.
The judiciary abdicates its duty when it tolerates broad-ranging executive “emergency powers.”
Constitutional litigation should be more rare, and should involved fully developed and not assumed facts.
