Legal realists will find much here to admire, but those who hope the law can be something more than applied pragmatism, not so much.
Stephen Presser
That judges are self-consciously law makers rather than law finders simply cannot be denied: Government by Judiciary offers insight into opposing this.
F.H. Buckley has written a friendly critique of American politics, one carrying on a long tradition of outsiders seeing what we cannot.
Scruton provides timely advice to conservatives about how to defend ordered liberty.
