The common law is not dead, but neither is it getting stronger.

Statute dominates the elite’s world while common law firmly governs the people’s.

We do not need activist judges to restore the common law; we need judges who are trained and disposed to see that it is still there.

British law struggles to find the right balance between the right to speech and the right to privacy.

We cannot rebuild our culture by conquering pluralism.

Our current culture views people and the world through a cheapened simplicity.

State laws can be a bastion of religious liberty.

Is the FTC subverting American institutional protections by directly collaborating with EU regulators?

A good teacher can inspire students to take charge of their own education.

A Law & Liberty symposium on Kevin Vallier's All The Kingdoms of the World.

Balanced budgets and free trade really do help nations to prosper.

The work of J. L. Austin helps illuminate the problem with choosing our own pronouns.

When a special class of moral guardians is permitted to be above the rule of law, there is no check on their own corruptibility.

The Constitution is designed to succeed if and only if the American people practice a soundly informed conscientious citizenship.