D.C. Circuit Buries Supreme Court Precedent; Indianapolis talk on “Upholding the Rule of Law In Times of Crisis” this Thursday; A tip of the hat to Matthew Chan, whose call helped us uncover the many suspicious Internet takedown cases; Many thanks to Giles Miller of Lynx Insights & Investigations;
 
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D.C. Circuit Buries Supreme Court Precedent
Scalia’s dissent in the independent counsel case is treated as the precedent.
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Indianapolis talk on “Upholding the Rule of Law In Times of Crisis” this Thursday
i'll be Indianapolis this Thursday for a public lecture.
A tip of the hat to Matthew Chan, whose call helped us uncover the many suspicious Internet takedown cases
I wouldn't have noticed any of what Paul Alan Levy and I blogged about this morning if Chan hadn't been willing to fight for free speech on principle.
Many thanks to Giles Miller of Lynx Insights & Investigations
His help was tremendously useful for my research on the questionable Internet takedown cases.
Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmström win Nobel Prize in Economics
"Why are there firms?" For a long time, economists haven't had a really good answer to this question. Oliver Hart's contribution is the "property rights" theory of the firm.
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