Today in Supreme Court History: January 13, 2014
1/13/2014: NLRB v. Noel Canning argued. The post Today in Supreme Court History: January 13, 2014 appeared first on Reason.com.
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"O caminho certo é aquele que Deus não lhe d… Wesley D’Amico
”O caminho certo é aquele que Deus não lhe deixa desistir.”
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Found this interestingly worded tid-bit on Wikipedia’s ballot stuffing article
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President McKinley and the Meddler’s Trap
Since the end of the 19th Century, much of US history has been marred by meddling in the affairs of other nations. From William McKinley’s Spanish-American War to George W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq, US meddling has created tragedy and chaos abroad and at home.
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If you could live anywhere
If you could live anywhere as a ancap where would you live? submitted by /u/QueasyInspector5767 [link] [comments]
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Brickbat: Quittin’ Time
Body camera video shows two former St. Louis police officers refusing to aid a man who had been shot in the head but was still alive because their shift was almost over. Then-Officers Austin Fraser and Ty Warren found Urayoan Rodriguez-Rivera in a park. Rodriguez-Rivera had called 911 stating he was going to kill himself. One officer notes he is still alive, and Warren suggests they bring the victim somewhere for help. “We ain’t taking shit,” Fraser responded. […]
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Sete e-books atualizados sobre inteligência artificial
Seleção da Minha Biblioteca contempla obras que ensinam teoria e prática para aplicar a IA na vida e no trabalho
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![Free Speech and Private Power: The Right to "Present[] a Curated Compilation of Speech"](https://digitado.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/the-volokh-conspiracy-FNWMDB-1024x768-280x140.svg "Free Speech and Private Power: The Right to \"Present[] a Curated Compilation of Speech\"")
Free Speech and Private Power: The Right to “Present[] a Curated Compilation of Speech”
[I am serializing my short Harvard Law Review Forum essay titled “Free Speech and Private Power” in the Harvard Law Review Forum, responding to the Harvard Law Review’s publication of Evelyn Douek & Genevieve Lakier’s excellent new article, Lochner.com? I actually agree with much of what Douek & Lakier say, but offer a somewhat different perspective on the matter, mostly asking what the Court’s recent cases mean going forward, rather than trying to critique them. Here is the section on Moody‘s […]
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