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- Medical Malpractice Awards, Insurance, and Negligence: Which Are Related? Amanda Agan, Legal Policy Report, May 2006
- Abusive Expert Testimony: Toward Peer Review Dennis S. Agliano, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, April 1997
- Schumerism Brian C. Anderson, City Journal, Summer 2003
- Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Brian C. Anderson, Book, June 2007
- Why the Battle for the Court Will Be Nasty Brian C. Anderson, City Journal, Summer 2002
- No Bang for the Buck Brian C. Anderson, City Journal, Spring 1998
- An Epidemic of Medical Malpractice? A Commentary on the Harvard Medical Practice Study Richard Anderson, M.D., Civil Justice Memo/Forum, July 1996
- Science on Trial: Medical Evidence and the Law in the Breast Implant Case Marcia, M.D. Angell, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, August 1996
- Order in the Court Marc Arkin, City Journal, Winter 1996
- Products Liability and the Threat to Contraception Marc Arkin, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, February 1999
- Class Action Magnet Courts: The Allure Intensifies John H. Beisner, Legal Policy Report, July 2002
- They're Making a Federal Case Out of It . . . In State Court John H. Beisner, Legal Policy Report, September 2001
- One Small Step for a County Court . . . One Giant Calamity for the National Legal System John H. Beisner, Legal Policy Report, April 2003
- Behind Jefferson’s Wall Michael Knox Beran, City Journal, Spring 2003
- The Abuse of Opening Statements and Closing Arguments in Civil Litigation David E. Bernstein, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, August 1999
- Legal Reform: Learning from the Commonwealth David E. Bernstein, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, May 1996
- Phantom Risk: Scientific Inference and the Law Book, June 1993
- Breast Implants: A Study in Phantom Risks David E. Bernstein, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, April 1995
- Kangaroo Traffic Court Max Boot, City Journal, Spring 1996
- Obama Would Smear Court To Save Health Law By Ben Boychuk, The Sacramento Bee, 04-06-12
- Rethinking Contingency Fees Lester Brickman, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, January 1994
- The James Gang Robbed Banks. Lawyers Today Have A Better Idea. By Lester Brickman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 04-27-01
- Asbestos Litigation Lester Brickman, Event Transcript, March 10, 2004
- Asbestos Litigation: Malignancy in the Courts? Lester Brickman, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, August 2002
- Contingency-Fee Con-Men By Lester Brickman, Wall Street Journal, 09-25-07
- Class Action Reform: Beyond Rhone-Poulenc Rorer Lester Brickman, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, October 1995
- The Great Asbestos Swindle By Lester Brickman, Wall Street Journal, 01-06-03
- What Did Those Asbestos X-Rays Really Show? By Lester Brickman, Wall Street Journal, 11-03-05
- Anatomy of a Madison County (Illinois) Class Actions: A Study of Pathology Lester Brickman, Legal Policy Report, August 2002
- Windmills Are Killing Our Birds By Robert Bryce, Wall Street Journal, 09-07-09
- Cities Can Fight Sleaze David Castro, City Journal, Spring 2000
- Punitive Damages and the Public Interest John F. Cogan, Jr., Event Transcript, November 30, 1999
- Inside a Terror Trial Steve Cohen, City Journal, Summer 2009
- Diplomatic Deadbeats Suzanne K. Colt, City Journal, Spring 1998
- Quality-of-Life Law Roger Conner, City Journal, Autumn 1998
- Proxy Monitor 2012: A Report on Corporate Governance and Shareholder Activism James R. Copland, Proxy Monitor Report, September 2012
- Spitzer's Sins in the Spotlight By James R. Copland, National Review Online, 03-11-08
- Obama's CFPB Nominee Abused Private Attorney Contracting in Ohio By James R. Copland, Washington Examiner, 10-25-11
- Howard Husock interviews James Copland about executive compensation and union sway over the proxy ballot process. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, February 23, 2011
- James Copland interviews Robert Shapiro on his new paper, “Corporate Political Spending: Why the New Critics Are Wrong.“ James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, June 18, 2012
- These Actions Have No Class By James R. Copland, Examiner.com, 09-15-04
- Kerry-Edwards & Co. By James R. Copland, National Review Online, 07-08-04
- What to Watch for this Proxy Season By James R. Copland, Boardmember.com, 02-29-12
- Nicholas Q. Rosenkranz, discusses the topic of his forthcoming book, the subjects and objects of the Constitution and their role in constitutional interpretation, with Jim Copland. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, January 3, 2013
- Gun Control Doesn't Fit This Crime By James R. Copland, Washington Post, 04-19-07
- Testimony of James R. Copland, Director of the Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, before the United States House of Representatives Committee on Financial Services James R. Copland, Testimony, April 26, 2006
- Navigating the Brave New World of Shareholder Activism By James R. Copland, Chief Executive Magazine, 03-30-11
- 'Magnet Courts' Attract Class Action Corruption By James R. Copland, Washington Times, 11-23-12
- Exploiting for Profit By James R. Copland, National Law Journal, 08-28-06
- Jim Copland interviewed Ken Langone on his thoughts about the overcriminalization of corporate conduct from the legal and business perspectives James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, June 8, 2009
- Courts Thin Out Lead Paint Lawsuits By James R. Copland, Examiner.com, 09-19-07
- Michael Rosman of the Center for Individual Rights discusses the outcome of the Obamacare decision. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, June 28, 2012
- Is Ballot Proposal Real Reform or Partisan Ploy? By James R. Copland, Detroit News, 07-23-08
- NY Prosecutors Have Too Much Power By James R. Copland, New York Post, 06-19-12
- Elena Kagan Is Obama’s SCOTUS Pick; Now What? By James R. Copland, National Review Online, 05-11-10
- Fiction to Fact By James R. Copland, National Review Online, 12-26-03
- The Lawyers' Payday? By James R. Copland, ABA, 03-13-10
- THE MOVE TO REVERSE MICHIGAN'S MODEL REFORMS: Why Wolverine Staters Should Just Say No to the Trial Bar's War on Drugs James R. Copland, Trial Lawyers Inc. Report, June 2006
- Tort Tax Cut By James R. Copland, Washington Times, 02-15-05
- Federal Anti-SLAPP Law Needed To Protect Free Speech By James R. Copland, Washington Examiner, 06-02-11
- The Rest of The Story Behind Obama's Recess Appointments By James R. Copland, Washington Examiner, 01-19-12
- Minnesota Attorney General's Assault on American Health By James R. Copland, Washington Examiner, 11-22-12
- Supreme Court's New Glue? By James R. Copland, Newsday, 08-28-06
- Howard Husock interview James Copland on his new report, "Regulation by Prosecution: The Problems with Treating Corporations as Criminals" James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, December 21, 2011
- Lighting Up By James R. Copland, The New York Sun, 06-15-07
- What of Impartiality? By James R. Copland, National Law Journal, 06-01-09
- Smoke Test for Supremes By James R. Copland, The New York Sun, 04-09-08
- Regulation by Prosecution: The Problems with Treating Corporations as Criminals James R. Copland, Legal Policy Report, December 2010
- State-Sponsored Lawsuits Are Trial Bar's New Cash Cow By James R. Copland, Washington Examiner, 10-25-11
- Another View on Free Speech: Curb Lawsuit Abuse By James R. Copland, USA Today, 06-09-10
- The Tort Tax By James R. Copland, Wall Street Journal, 06-13-03
- Howard Husock interviews James Copland about how labor unions are targeting their shareholder proposal efforts over non-traditional industries like retail and financial services industries James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, March 21, 2011
- James Copland and Nadine Strossen, professor of law at New York Law School, discuss oral arguments on Obamacare's individual mandate at the Supreme Court. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, April 3, 2012
- 9/11 Suits: Lawyers' Rx For Injustice By James R. Copland, New York Post, 02-15-10
- James Copland and Adam Freedman, author of "The Naked Constitution", discuss the Supreme Court's ruling on the 5th amendment takings case, Arkansas Game and Fish v. United States. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, December 11, 2012
- Simply Wrong By James R. Copland, New York Post, 10-20-06
- Lawyer Lead-ership James R. Copland, City Journal, Spring 2006
- Cracked Justice: Philadelphia's Magnet Court Making Progress but in Need of Greater Reform James R. Copland, Trial Lawyers Inc. Update, November 2012
- The One Best Idea By James R. Copland, The New York Sun, 05-26-07
- The Whooping Cough’s Unnecessary Return James R. Copland, City Journal, 2 February 2011
- Politicized Proxy Advisers vs. Individual Investors By James R. Copland, New York Post, 10-07-12
- Mississippi on Trial By James R. Copland, National Review Online, 11-06-07
- Gov't 'Regulation By Prosecution' Is Just Criminal Law On Steroids By James R. Copland, Investor's Business Daily, 12-20-10
- Jim Copland reads his article 'West Virginia Too Heavenly For Trial Lawyers' James R. Copland, Podcast: Commentary, November 1, 2008
- What CEOs Need to Know About New Governance Developments By James R. Copland, Chief Executive Magazine, 08-12-11
- The Shadow Regulatory State: The Rise of Deferred Prosecution Agreements James R. Copland, Legal Policy Report, May 2012
- Howard Husock interviews James Copland about how labor unions and individual activists are making serious efforts to alter the corporate governance structure of corporations. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, March 8, 2011
- Justice Department May Be in the Next Cubicle By James R. Copland, Bloomberg, 05-22-12
- Liable To Infection Flu Vaccine In Short Supply Partly Because of Trial Lawyers and 'Tort Tax' James R. Copland, Blog Post, 12-14-03
- Lawyers' Lies and the Lying Lawyers Who Tell Them By James R. Copland, Townhall.com, 02-23-10
- Silicosis James R. Copland, Trial Lawyers Inc. Report, January 2006
- Turning Out Trial Lawyers, Inc. By James R. Copland, National Review Online, 11-08-04
- How the Plaintiffs Bar Bought the Senate By James R. Copland, Wall Street Journal, 02-09-10
- Philadelphia Still in Need of Tort Reform By James R. Copland, The Philadelphia Inquirer, 11-18-12
- Jim Copland interviews Judge Alex Kozinski and attorney Misha Tseytlin about their essay on overcriminalization James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, June 12, 2009
- Plaintiff Bar's 'Next Best Thing'? By James R. Copland, Connecticut Law Tribune, 09-04-06
- James Copland and Collin Levy, senior editorial page writer at the Wall Street Journal, discuss findings from "Proxy Monitor 2012: A Report on Corporate Governance and Shareholder Activism." James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, October 8, 2012
- Jim Copland interviewed Dick Thornburgh on his thoughts about the overcriminalization of corporate conduct from the legal and business perspectives James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, June 8, 2009
- Bush Brief May Help Slow Lawsuit Abuse By James R. Copland, Examiner.com, 08-22-07
- Ilya Shapiro, Senior Fellow in Constitutional Studies at the CATO Institute, discusses the Arizona v. United States decision with Jim Copland. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, June 25, 2012
- Jim Copland interviews Ilya Somin on Sonia Sotomayor's judicial record regard James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, June 1, 2009
- Asbestos Litigation Far From Over By James R. Copland, Examiner.com, 05-07-08
- Don't Believe the Hype About Corporate Political Spending By James R. Copland, Washington Examiner, 06-22-12
- Howard Husock interviews James Copland about how shareholders are making major efforts for corporations to disclose their political campaign contributions. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, March 1, 2011
- James Copland and Ted Frank discuss the John Edwards trial and how the potential regulatory overreach involved. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, May 24, 2012
- NY: 'Hellhole' By James R. Copland, New York Post, 06-13-03
- The Majority Leader of the Lawsuit Lobby By James R. Copland, National Review Online, 03-15-10
- JUDICIAL LEAD-ERSHIP: State Courts Are Rebuffing the Trial Lawyers' Attack on Paint Manufacturers James R. Copland, Trial Lawyers Inc. Report, July 2007
- Jim Copland and Hester Pierce, senior fellow at the Mercatus Center, discuss her recent book co-authored with James Broughel, Dodd-Frank: What It Does and Why It Is Flawed. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, January 31, 2013
- Greenberg's Settlement, Spitzer's Folly By James R. Copland, Forbes.com, 08-26-09
- Primary Pass By James R. Copland, National Review Online, 01-26-04
- Trial lawyers: Democrats' Other Money Machine By James R. Copland, Washington Examiner, 02-10-10
- Miers' Best Trait: Her Paperless Trail By James R. Copland, Newsday, 10-04-05
- James Copland and Adam Freedman, author of The Naked Constitution: What the Founders Said, and Why it Still Matters, discuss the legacy of judicial activism and the "Living Constitution" theory. James R. Copland, Podcast: Interview, October 16, 2012
- Safety in Numbers? By James R. Copland, The American, 05-02-07
- Free at Last Theodore Dalrymple, Diarist, Autumn 2000
- Why New Vaccines Are Scarce Theodore Dalrymple, CJ Review, 6 March 2006
- Law Isn’t Enough Theodore Dalrymple, Diarist, Autumn 2005
- Don’t Legalize Drugs Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal, Spring 1997
- How Philadelphia Salvages Teen Criminals John J. DiIulio, Jr., City Journal, Summer 1997
- The New Tammany Hall By Daniel DiSalvo, The Weekly Standard, 10-12-09
- Oakland Cop-Out Jack Dunphy, CJ California, 15 January 2013
- Serious Constitutional Concessions John C. Eastman, CJ California, 27 May 2011
- Committing Bribery Without Knowing It By Paul Enzinna, Washington Examiner, 01-18-13
- Class Actions: The Need for a Hard Second Look Richard A. Epstein, Legal Policy Report, March 2002
- The Employee Free Choice Act: Free Choice or No Choice for Workers Richard A. Epstein, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, March 2009
- Managed Care Liability Richard A. Epstein, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, Sept 2000
- My Life As An Associate Jonathan Foreman, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Judging Science: Scientific Knowledge and the Federal Courts Kenneth R. Foster, Book, May 1997
- Science in the Courts Kenneth R. Foster, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, September 1997
- Phantom Risk: Scientific Inference and the Law Book, June 1993
- Courts Shouldn't Ignore Due Process To Create Class Actions By Ted Frank, Washington Examiner, 12-14-10
- On Tort Reform, Actions Speak Louder Than Words By Ted Frank, Washington Examiner, 02-01-10
- Win or Lose, Trial Lawyers Get Millions in Vioxx Fees By Ted Frank, Washington Examiner, 08-18-11
- James Copland and Ted Frank discuss the John Edwards trial and how the potential regulatory overreach involved. Ted Frank, Podcast: Interview, May 24, 2012
- SOPA Shows Why We Need Limited Government By Ted Frank, Washington Examiner, 01-25-12
- Obama's Dangerous Divorce From DOMA: The Executive Can't Pick and Choose Which Laws To Defend By Ted Frank, New York Daily News, 02-24-11
- James Copland and Adam Freedman, author of "The Naked Constitution", discuss the Supreme Court's ruling on the 5th amendment takings case, Arkansas Game and Fish v. United States. Adam Freedman, Podcast: Interview, December 11, 2012
- Lawyers with Stethoscopes: Clients Beware Michael Fumento, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, June 1996
- Will the Poor Be Able to Afford Obamacare? By Diana Furchtgott-Roth, RealClearMarkets, 11-17-11
- Trial Lawyers Waging War On Walmart By Diana Furchtgott-Roth, San Francisco Examiner, 06-26-11
- Obama Asks Big Business to Break the Law By Diana Furchtgott-Roth, RealClearMarkets, 10-09-12
- What Was the Wal-Mart Decision? By Diana Furchtgott-Roth, RealClearMarkets, 06-23-11
- Obama, Title IX, and Academics? By Diana Furchtgott-Roth, RealClearMarkets, 07-09-09
- Monkey Business David Gelernter, City Journal, Summer 1996
- Criminalizing Capitalism Nicole Gelinas, City Journal, Winter 2008
- Labor-Law Racket By Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 11-01-11
- What Goldman’s Conduct Reveals By Nicole Gelinas, The New York Times, 04-16-10
- A Man's Home Is The Government's Castle By Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 01-15-12
- They’re Taking Away Your Property for What? Nicole Gelinas, City Journal, Autumn 2005
- Redefining Marriage Away Robert P. George, City Journal, Summer 2004
- Why We Need a Marriage Amendment Robert P. George, City Journal, Autumn 2004
- Crime and Punishment in Business Law: A Conference Lorrie Giventer, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, October 1989
- Waiting and Waiting for Malpractice Reform David Gratzer, Blog Post, 12-29-09
- Why Vouchers are Constitutional Jay P. Greene, City Journal, 14 March 2002
- Stupid Judge Tricks By Jay P. Greene, National Review Online, 01-11-06
- Crony Capitalism Rebuked Steven Greenhut, CJ California, 5 January 2012
- Judge Sotomayor's not-so-liberal moments By Marie Gryphon, Washington Examiner, 06-02-09
- Cuomo's Questionable Case By Marie Gryphon, National Review Online, 02-16-10
- Greater Justice, Lower Cost: How a "Loser Pays" Rule Would Improve the American Legal System Marie Gryphon, Legal Policy Report, December 2008
- The Justices Get Creative On 'Honest Services' By Marie Gryphon, National Law Journal, 07-21-10
- Banking on a Scapegoat By Marie Gryphon, National Review Online, 10-07-09
- To Curb Abuse In Civil Court, Loser Must Pay By Marie Gryphon, Investor's Business Daily, 12-22-08
- Marie Gryphon interviews John Hasnas about how criminal law creates moral dilemmas for corporate officers Marie Gryphon, Podcast: Interview, July 1, 2009
- Jury Rejects Prosecutor's Rigged Game By Marie Gryphon, Washington Examiner, 11-19-09
- It's a crime?: Flaws in Federal Statutes That Punish Standard Business Practice Marie Gryphon, Legal Policy Report, December 2009
- Common-Sense Justice in Alaska By Marie Gryphon, National Review Online, 10-28-08
- A Loser-Pays Model Would Make the Civil Courts System a Winner By Marie Gryphon, Los Angeles Daily Journal, 12-05-08
- Court Late to Rescue Americans From Overcriminalization By Marie Gryphon, Roll Call, 12-11-09
- When Freeing Criminal Defendants Is Conservative By Marie Gryphon, National Law Journal, 09-08-10
- Criminal Probe May Cripple Response To Gulf Crisis By Marie Gryphon, Washington Examiner, 06-09-10
- The right prescription for drug safety By Marie Gryphon, Washington Examiner, 12-04-08
- Toward Greater Judicial Leadership in Asbestos Litigation Steven Hantler, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, April 2003
- The Seven Myths of Highly Effective Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Steven Hantler, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, April 2004
- Canute's Revenge: Proposition 103 and its Aftermath | Proposition 106 and the Incompetent Consumer Scott Harrington, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, February 1989
- Litigation, Incorporated Richard A. Hazleton, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, July 1995
- Justice Freedman v. New York Peter Hellman, City Journal, Spring 1997
- Obama's Unhostile War By Stephanie Hessler, Townhall.com, 06-25-11
- Expressly Illegal 'Appointment' Violates Obama's Oath By Stephanie Hessler, Washington Examiner, 01-11-12
- The "Other Gitmo" By Stephanie Hessler, The Weekly Standard, 03-06-09
- Leave It to the Generals By Stephanie Hessler, National Review Online, 11-18-09
- Rethinking Contingency Fees Michael Horowitz, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, January 1994
- The Whooping Cough’s Unnecessary Return Paul Howard, City Journal, 2 February 2011
- Howard Husock interviews James Copland about how shareholders are making major efforts for corporations to disclose their political campaign contributions. Paul Howard, Podcast: Interview, March 1, 2011
- The right prescription for drug safety By Paul Howard, Washington Examiner, 12-04-08
- Making Civil Justice Sane Philip K. Howard, City Journal, Spring 2006
- Manufacturing the Audi Scare Peter W. Huber, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, January 1990
- Assessing the Impact of the Daubert Decision: Junk Science: A Turnaround in the Courts? Peter W. Huber, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, February 1995
- Judging Science: Scientific Knowledge and the Federal Courts Peter W. Huber, Book, May 1997
- Who Will Protect Us from Our Protectors? Peter W. Huber, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, July 1987
- Science in the Courts Peter W. Huber, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, September 1997
- The Liability Maze: The Impact of Liability Law on Safety and Innovation Book, July 1991
- Putting Punitive Damages into Perspective Peter W. Huber, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, March 1990
- Canute's Revenge: Proposition 103 and its Aftermath | Proposition 106 and the Incompetent Consumer Peter W. Huber, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, February 1989
- Phantom Risk: Scientific Inference and the Law Book, June 1993
- Joiner, Scheffer and Kumho: Refining the Standards for Expert Evidence Peter W. Huber, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, December 1998
- The Liability and Regulatory Threat to Biotech Peter W. Huber, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, February 1988
- Liability: The Legal Revolution and Its Consequences Peter W. Huber, Book, 1988
- Galileo's Revenge: Junk Science in the Courtroom Peter W. Huber, Book, August 1991
- How Technology Will Defeat Terrorism Peter W. Huber, City Journal, Winter 2002
- A Public Housing Victory Howard Husock, City Journal, 29 March 2002
- Howard Husock interviews James Copland about how labor unions and individual activists are making serious efforts to alter the corporate governance structure of corporations. Howard Husock, Podcast: Interview, March 8, 2011
- Howard Husock interviews James Copland about executive compensation and union sway over the proxy ballot process. Howard Husock, Podcast: Interview, February 23, 2011
- Pelz's Point By Howard Husock, The New York Sun, 01-26-07
- Howard Husock interview James Copland on his new report, "Regulation by Prosecution: The Problems with Treating Corporations as Criminals" Howard Husock, Podcast: Interview, December 21, 2011
- Howard Husock interviews James Copland about how labor unions are targeting their shareholder proposal efforts over non-traditional industries like retail and financial services industries Howard Husock, Podcast: Interview, March 21, 2011
- Slouching Towards Cloning Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Winter 1998
- I Wed Thee, and Thee, and Thee Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Autumn 2004
- Who Killed School Discipline? Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Spring 2000
- Special Ed: Kids Go In, But They Don’t Come Out Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Summer 1996
- Fail Me, I Sue Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Summer 2002
- The Incredible Shrinking Father Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Spring 2007
- Juror Dismissed Erin Isikoff, City Journal, Spring 1996
- Gun Crazy Stefan Kanfer, City Journal, Spring 2003
- The Scout Wars Stefan Kanfer, City Journal, Summer 2001
- Regulation by Prosecution Book, March 1982
- Dangerous Egalitarian Dreams John Kekes, City Journal, Autumn 2001
- Policing Does Matter George L. Kelling, City Journal, Winter 2002
- The DA's Misguided Move By George L. Kelling, The Boston Globe, 09-26-07
- The Czech Republic and Europe at the Turn of the Century His Excellency Vaclav Klaus, Wriston Lecture, 1996
- Pro Bono? E. V. Kontorovich, City Journal, Winter 1998
- Caveat Auditor: The Rise of Accountants' Liability Gary Lawson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, May 1989
- Class Actions, Competition, and Reflections on Federalism Judge David F. Levi, Event Transcript, November 18, 2002
- Investigative Reports: Politics and the Trial Bar Carolyn Lochhead, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, October 1996
- Liability and the Crisis in Obstetrics Carolyn Lochhead, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, May 1990
- Abusive Expert Testimony: Toward Peer Review L. William Luria, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, April 1997
- Riots Without Cause Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, 9 July 2010
- Keeping New York Safe from Terrorists Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Autumn 2001
- PBA Boss Patrick Lynch's Defense of Ticket-Fixing 'Culture' Hurts the NYPD -- So How About a Grassroots Recall Effort? By Heather Mac Donald, New York Daily News, 11-03-11
- The Feds' Orwellian War on New York's Courts Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Summer 1995
- Hardball with Terrorists Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, 11 June 2002
- Boy Scout Battle Pits Gay Activists vs. Minority Kid By Heather Mac Donald, Wall Street Journal, 07-06-00
- This Is the Legal Mainstream? Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 2006
- S.B. 1070's Day in Court By Heather Mac Donald, National Review Online, 06-26-12
- A Civil Solution By Heather Mac Donald, Front Page Magazine, 03-28-07
- Sanity on the Homeless Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Autumn 2003
- Straight Talk on Homeland Security Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Summer 2003
- Work Fair? Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Summer 1997
- What Good is Pro Bono? Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Spring 2000
- On Tyranny and Liberty Myron Magnet, City Journal, Autumn 2011
- Poisoned Pets By Steven Malanga, Pittsburg Post-Gazette, 05-13-07
- The IRS, And Our Latest Housing Scam By Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets, 10-28-09
- Militant Unions Raise Muni Risk By Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets, 06-03-09
- Death by Arbitration Steven Malanga, City Journal, Autumn 2012
- Taxes Dedicated to Misleading Taxpayers By Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets, 08-26-09
- Tort Trauma Steven Malanga, City Journal, Spring 2001
- With Head Trauma Lawsuits Rising, Time to Cash Out of the NFL? By Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets, 08-29-12
- New Jersey's Judicial Road to Fiscal Perdition By Steven Malanga, Wall Street Journal, 02-04-12
- Tort Turns Toxic Steven Malanga, City Journal, Autumn 2002
- Coming To N.Y.: America’s Costliest Car Insurance By Steven Malanga, New York Post, 02-28-01
- The Tort Plague Hits Wal-Mart Steven Malanga, City Journal, Summer 2004
- A Foolish Capitulation on Gardens Steven Malanga, City Journal, Autumn 2002
- Curbing Eminent Domain Steven Malanga, City Journal, Winter 2006
- Tort City Steven Malanga, City Journal, Winter 2001
- The Court That Broke Jersey Steven Malanga, City Journal, Winter 2012
- Court In The Middle By E. J. McMahon, New York Post, 02-04-11
- Putting Drug Research in Legal Jeopardy Lawrence J. McQuillan, City Journal, 3 April 2009
- The Supreme Court Finally Gets Real on "Disparate Impact" By John H. McWhorter, The New Republic, 06-29-09
- Who Should Get into College? John H. McWhorter, City Journal, Spring 2003
- They're Making a Federal Case Out of It . . . In State Court Jessica Davidson Miller, Legal Policy Report, September 2001
- One Small Step for a County Court . . . One Giant Calamity for the National Legal System Jessica Davidson Miller, Legal Policy Report, April 2003
- Class Action Magnet Courts: The Allure Intensifies Jessica Davidson Miller, Legal Policy Report, July 2002
- Jailing Reporters By Judith Miller, New York Post, 04-06-09
- Journalism on Trial By Judith Miller, Wall Street Journal, 02-21-08
- Close Gitmo With Great Care: Barack Obama Must Not Rush To Shut Detention Center By Judith Miller, New York Daily News, 11-21-08
- A SLAPP Against Freedom Judith Miller, City Journal, Autumn 2007
- Gitmo May Close, But Legal Problems Will Remain By Judith Miller, Delaware Online, 09-26-09
- Bullies Back Off By Judith Miller, New York Post, 10-10-07
- How Technology Will Defeat Terrorism Mark P. Mills, City Journal, Winter 2002
- Getting the Lead Out Columns, Winter 1993
- Under Siege: New York’s Liability Ordeal Richard Miniter, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, January 1996
- In Whose Interest? By Lawrence Mone, The New York Sun, 03-13-06
- How Think Tanks Achieve Public Policy Breakthrough Lawrence Mone, Event Transcript, May 29, 2002
- Defining Deviancy Away Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Spring 1997
- Limits to Diversity Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Summer 1996
- L’Etat c’est qui? Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Evidence of Change? Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Summer 1996
- Free to Strip? Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Spring 1999
- Coming Clean About Brown Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Summer 1996
- First Things First Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Sweeping Up After the Rights Revolution Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Winter 1995
- Yes, Vouchers Are Constitutional Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Autumn 1998
- Rethinking Contingency Fees Jeffrey O'Connell, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, January 1994
- Some Thoughts on Punitive Damages Theodore Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, June 1989
- Trial Lawyers Not Trounced Yet By Walter Olson, Chicago Tribune, 03-20-07
- Supreme Court Rescues ADA From Its Zealots By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 06-18-02
- Mississippi's Tort King By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 12-15-07
- The Lawsuit Lobby By Walter Olson, San Francisco Examiner, 04-15-03
- Dentists, Bartenders, and Lawyer Unpopularity Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, April 1999
- Shut Up! Or I’ll Sue By Walter Olson, New York Post, 12-07-03
- Scrap The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act By Walter Olson, Forbes.com, 01-16-09
- Katrina Ravages Mississippi -- Contracts Badly Hit By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 09-24-05
- The Long, Long, Long Goodbye By Walter Olson, Times Online, 06-27-06
- Give It Back to the Indians? Walter Olson, City Journal, Autumn 2002
- BlackBerry Suits By Walter Olson, Times Online, 09-18-06
- Punch the Clock, Sue the Boss By Walter Olson, The New York Times, 03-20-98
- Dangerous When in Power By Walter Olson, Reason, 03-01-07
- The Florida Tobacco Jurors: Anything but Typical By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 06-12-99
- New Directions in Liability Law Book, 1988
- Taking Cola to Court Walter Olson, City Journal, Winter 2006
- Revisit Current Laws and Regulations By Walter Olson, Washington Post, 04-19-07
- The Underside of the Tort Business Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, February 1990
- Courting Stupidity By Walter Olson, Reason, 01-15-03
- Obama's 'Wise Latina' By Walter Olson, Forbes.com, 05-26-09
- The ADA Shakedown Racket Walter Olson, City Journal, Winter 2004
- The Rebuttal By Walter Olson, Conde Nast Portfolio, 07-21-08
- The Shakedown State By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 07-22-03
- Comparative Risk Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, June 1987
- Reparations, R.I.P. Walter Olson, City Journal, Autumn 2008
- The Wrong Target By Walter Olson, The New York Times, 02-06-05
- Books to sue by: An employment-law self-help shelf Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, May 1997
- My Kingdom for a Casino By Walter Olson, Forbes, 05-08-06
- Testimony of Walter Olson before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law Walter Olson, Testimony, April 2, 2003
- Of Conspiracies and Crises Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, March 1988
- US Sheds Few Tears For Carruthers By Walter Olson, Times Online, 08-07-06
- The Threat from Lawyers is No Joke By Walter Olson, Imprimis, 03-15-04
- The Excuse Factory: How Employment Law Is Paralyzing the American Workplace Walter Olson, Book, June 1997
- The US Election: How Did the Lawyers Fare? By Walter Olson, Times Online, 11-09-06
- In the Land of the ADA, the One-Eyed Man Is King By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 06-22-98
- Could Less Rigid Privacy Laws Have Prevented the Virginia Tragedy? By Walter Olson, Times Online, 04-20-07
- Indian Claims Debacle Offers a Sobering Preview on Reparations By Walter Olson, The New York Sun, 10-29-02
- Hofstra Hosts a Terror Fan By Walter Olson, New York Post, 10-05-07
- A Spanking for the Trial Lawyers By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 05-23-03
- Sue City City Journal, Winter 1993
- Taming the Litigators: Why Not More Disclosure? Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, February 1996
- You May Already Be a Loser By Walter Olson, Reason, 12-08-03
- Lawsuit Reform in Washington By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 12-24-05
- A Connecticut Yankee in Court Walter Olson, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- Teens, Sex and MySpace By Walter Olson, Times Online, 07-18-06
- Gun Lawsuit Meets Activist Judge By Walter Olson, The New York Sun, 03-26-03
- Fixing the Civil Service Mess Walter Olson, City Journal, Autumn 1997
- Warning: This Column Might Give You Something to Think About By Walter Olson, The American, 03-06-07
- Hollywood vs. the Truth By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 12-23-98
- Assessing the Impact of the Daubert Decision: Junk Science: A Turnaround in the Courts? Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, February 1995
- Business Has Not Trounced the Trial Lawyers Just Yet By Walter Olson, Times Online, 03-12-07
- A Microsoft Suit With a Sure Winner By Walter Olson, The New York Times, 11-23-99
- Judge Bork, Contraceptives, and Liability Reform Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, September 1987
- The Great American Pants Suit By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 06-18-07
- The Shock of Discovery Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, July 1988
- Delivering Justice By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 02-27-03
- Election '88: The Courts as an Issue Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, October 1988
- Spamifornia By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 12-03-03
- Scrap The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act--II By Walter Olson, Forbes.com, 01-29-09
- Communicating Ideas About Civil Justice Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, May 1988
- Get Sued, All Ye Faithful Walter Olson, City Journal, Spring 2008
- This Land Is My Land By Walter Olson, The New York Times, 06-26-05
- Award-Winning Journalism Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, September 1990
- Inside Milberg's Credenza By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 05-22-06
- The Litigation Explosion: What Happened When America Unleashed the Lawsuit Walter Olson, Book, 1991
- Insurers Can Breathe Easier Over Katrina Lawsuits By Walter Olson, Times Online, 08-30-06
- Have the Harassment Rules Changed? By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 04-06-98
- Keep Your Children Away From Open Flames By Walter Olson, Times Online, 01-28-07
- Product Labels Have Come Unglued From Reality By Walter Olson, Dallas Morning News, 03-25-07
- Legal Payola By Walter Olson, New York Post, 11-21-02
- Saving Spitzer By Walter Olson, National Review Online, 03-11-08
- Silver's Wreck By Walter Olson, New York Post, 06-09-03
- Creative Deposition Walter Olson, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, May 1998
- Tort Travesty By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 05-18-07
- Edwards & Co. By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 07-12-04
- First Smokes, Now Cokes By Walter Olson, Los Angeles Times, 02-02-06
- Rumpelstiltskin, LLP By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 07-29-06
- Spitzer's Nuisance By Walter Olson, The New York Sun, 06-30-03
- The Rule of Lawyers: How the New Litigation Elite Threatens America's Rule of Law Walter Olson, Book, January 2003
- If the US Experience Is Anything To Go By, Be Sceptical of Britain's New Age-Bias Laws By Walter Olson, Times Online, 10-18-06
- Under the ADA, We May All Be Disabled By Walter Olson, Wall Street Journal, 05-17-99
- Court: Discriminate -- With Discretion By Walter Olson, New York Post, 06-30-09
- The New American Rule: A First Amendment to the Client’s Bill of Rights Richard W. Painter, Legal Policy Report, March 2000
- How Philadelphia Salvages Teen Criminals Beth Z. Palubinsky, City Journal, Summer 1997
- The Risk Debate Peter Passell, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, May 1989
- How Texas Tackled Tort Reform: Taking on Trial Lawyers, Inc. Rick Perry, Event Transcript, October 8, 2003
- Toward Hired Gun Control? Brice Peyre, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, August 1988
- The Shock of Discovery Brice Peyre, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, July 1988
- On the Paradox of Success By James Piereson, RealClearPolitics, 09-11-06
- Too Big to Fail, Once More By James Piereson, National Review Online, 03-25-09
- Reading the Constitution Right Stephen B. Presser, City Journal, Spring 2007
- How should the Law of Products Liability be Harmonized? What Americans Can Learn from Europeans Stephen B. Presser, Global Liabilities Issues, February 2002
- What We Know and What We Don’t Know about Modern Class Actions George Priest, Legal Policy Report, February 2005
- Indefensible Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Free the Druggies? Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Spring 1999
- Throw Away the Key Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Summer 1999
- DNA Testing: The Next Big Crime-Busting Breakthrough Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Winter 2000
- Why Teen Thugs Get Away With Murder Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- New York’s Protect-a-Thug Decree Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Winter 1999
- Why We Need Military Tribunals Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Winter 2002
- Strange Bedfellows Matthew Robinson, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Lawyers We Like Matthew Robinson, City Journal, Autumn 1997
- Taking Back the Streets Matthew Robinson, City Journal, Spring 1996
- On Thursday, Roberts Is Likely To Write The Supreme Court Opinion That Partially Overturns Obamacare By Avik Roy, Forbes.com, 06-25-12
- Happy Birthday, Obamacare (Part Deux!) By Avik Roy, Forbes.com, 03-24-12
- Finally, Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Obamacare Challenges By Avik Roy, Forbes, 11-14-11
- Democrats Pre-Emptively Second-Guess Each Other on Obamacare's Supreme Court Reckoning By Avik Roy, Forbes.com, 06-24-12
- Obamacare at the Supreme Court: The Pre-Game Preview By Avik Roy, Forbes, 03-24-12
- The Eleventh Circuit Takes Aim at Obamacare By Avik Roy, National Review Online, 08-16-11
- Year Two of the Obamacare Era By Avik Roy, National Review Online, 03-26-12
- Cities Can Fight Sleaze Dennis Saffran, City Journal, Spring 2000
- Murder Online Dennis Saffran, City Journal, Summer 1999
- DNA Testing: The Next Big Crime-Busting Breakthrough Howard Safir, City Journal, Winter 2000
- Education Policy in Wonderland Charles Upton Sahm, City Journal, Summer 2005
- Scarcity by Design: New York’s Failed Housing Policies At Issue, Winter 1993
- Government by Decree: The High Cost of Letting Judges Make Policy Peter D. Salins, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, November 1994
- Simple Rules for a Complex Society City Journal, Winter 1993
- Rent Control’s Last Gasp Peter D. Salins, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Democracy by Decree: What Happens When Courts Run Government Ross Sandler, Book, January 2003
- Step on a Crack . . . Ross Sandler, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Hope on Consent Decrees Ross Sandler, City Journal, Spring 2004
- Yes, New York Can Reform Welfare Ross Sandler, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- Prison Break Ross Sandler, City Journal, Summer 1996
- How To Put Lawmakers, Not Courts, Back in Charge Ross Sandler, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- Do Drug Courts Really Work? Sally Satel, City Journal, Summer 1998
- Yes, New York Can Reform Welfare David Schoenbrod, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- How To Put Lawmakers, Not Courts, Back in Charge David Schoenbrod, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- Democracy by Decree: What Happens When Courts Run Government David Schoenbrod, Book, January 2003
- Hope on Consent Decrees David Schoenbrod, City Journal, Spring 2004
- Prison Break David Schoenbrod, City Journal, Summer 1996
- Class Actions: The New Ethical Frontier Lawrence W. Schonbrun, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, November 1996
- In the Public Interest Peter H. Schuck, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, August 1988
- Cruel Cuts Stephen Schwartz, CJ California, 24 June 2011
- Animal Rights Roger Scruton, City Journal, Summer 2000
- James Copland interviews Robert Shapiro on his new paper, “Corporate Political Spending: Why the New Critics Are Wrong.“ Robert J. Shapiro, Podcast: Interview, June 18, 2012
- One Small Step for a County Court . . . One Giant Calamity for the National Legal System Matthew M. Shors, Legal Policy Report, April 2003
- The New Tammany Hall By Fred Siegel, The Weekly Standard, 10-12-09
- In Defense of Political Anonymity Bradley A. Smith, City Journal, Winter 2010
- Political Justice Returns By Guy Sorman, South China Morning Post, 02-06-10
- Policing Does Matter William H. Sousa, City Journal, Winter 2002
- Daytime TV Gets Judgmental Harry Stein, City Journal, Spring 2004
- Eviction Notice Sol Stern, City Journal, Summer 1996
- New York’s Fiscal Equity Follies Sol Stern, City Journal, Spring 2004
- The Legal Aid Follies Sol Stern, City Journal, Autumn 1995
- What the Voucher Victory Means Sol Stern, City Journal, Autumn 2002
- Prohibitionism Goes To Court Jacob Sullum, Civil Justice Memo/Forum, August 1995
- Medical Malpractice Awards, Insurance, and Negligence: Which Are Related? Alexander Tabarrok, Legal Policy Report, May 2006
- An Unappealing Court James Taranto, City Journal, Spring 1996
- Captive Voters Abigail Thernstrom, City Journal, Winter 1996
- We’ve Tried Mandatory Treatment—and It Works E. Fuller Torrey, City Journal, Summer 1999
- Why We Need a Marriage Amendment David L. Tubbs, City Journal, Autumn 2004
- Redefining Marriage Away David L. Tubbs, City Journal, Summer 2004
- When Bail Fails Dennis C. Vacco, City Journal, Summer 1997
- Punitive Damages and the Public Interest W. Kip Viscusi, Event Transcript, November 30, 1999
- A Deeper Bench William Voegeli, City Journal, Summer 2010
- Better Fates for Estates Robert Ward, City Journal, Spring 1997
- Making Justice Swifter James Q. Wilson, Wilson Lecture, 1997
- Making Justice Swifter James Q. Wilson, City Journal, Autumn 1997
- Stupid Judge Tricks By Marcus A. Winters, National Review Online, 01-11-06
- Reflections of a Survivor of State Judicial Election Warfare Justice Robert Young, Legal Policy Report, June 2001
- We’ve Tried Mandatory Treatment—and It Works Mary T. Zdanowicz, City Journal, Summer 1999
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