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Sources Chrétiennes ou susceptibles de l’être : il s’agit essentiellement de Pères de l’Église. [...]
Civilian (household) gun ownership levels continue rise along with efforts to regulate gun ownership and possession. Scholarly efforts in this space, while increasing, confront
complex data, modeling, and research design challenges. In Preferences for Firearms and Their Implications for Regulation, the authors, Sarah Moshary (UC Berkeley—Business) [...]
In this post last month, titled "Grappling with parole possibilities a quarter-century after horrific school shooting by young teen," I flagged an article discussing the first
modern teen school shooter who was due to receive parole consideration 25 years after his crime. This new lengthy CNN piece reports on the results of the process, [...]
La Douane bénéficie depuis longtemps de prérogatives exorbitantes du droit commun. Ses ingérences dans la vie privée des personnes ou leur liberté de circulation sont
particulièrement importantes, plus importantes généralement que celles dont peuvent se prévaloir d'autres services régaliens comme la police ou la justice. [...]
Patrick J. Charles (Government of the United States of America - Air Force) has posted The Fugazi Second Amendment: Bruen's Text, History, and Tradition Problem and How to
Fix It (Cleveland State Law Review, Vol. 71, No. 3, 2022) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: In New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. [...]
Alex Raskolnikov (Columbia) presents Should Only the Richest Pay More? at UC-Irvine today as part of its Tax Policy Colloquium: This paper challenges the leading academic,
political, and cultural narrative supporting greater redistribution. The narrative holds that redistribution should come at the expense of a very restricted group [...]
In a significant escalation of his war in Ukraine, Russia’s President Putin announced a partial mobilisation on the 21st of September. Attempting to avoid the draft, thousands
of Russian men are reported to be fleeing the country. Germany’s Interior Minister Nancy Faeser responded by saying that “[a]s a rule, deserters threatened [...]
ABA Journal, Honduran Attorneys Bring Law-Themed Latin Coffee Shop To Minnesota ABA Journal, Overcoming ‘Arbitrary Application Of Licensing Rules,’ Lawyer Wins Bar Admission
In Tennessee Above the Law, Amy Wax Moves To Dismiss Disciplinary Action, Still Raising Legal Defense Funds That She Claims Are Tax-Deductible Above the Law, State [...]
In Kooperation mit dem Surveillance Studies Blog veröffentlicht Criminologia Rezensionen von Büchern aus den Bereichen Überwachung & Kontrolle und Kriminologie. Weitere
Rezensionen finden sich hier. [...]
Matthew D. Mitchell and Liya Palagashvili (Fraser Institute and George Mason University - Mercatus Center) have posted Economic Freedom in the Period of Invisible Punishment:
Occupational and Business Licensing Barriers That Restrict Access to Work for Those with Criminal Records... [...]
