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Competitive Federalism
Source: Kenneth Howlett
Country: United States
E-mail: kmh@nerdshack.com

"Many libertarians envision an ideal society where everyone is a libertarian. But if everyone is free, some people would choose to be statists. So a large nation where everyone is a libertarian is not possible unless the government forces everyone to be a libertararian. And that would not be a libertarian government. If the government can forbid people from being statists, then the government can also forbid people from being libertarians. The right to be a libertarian is not secure unless the right to be a statist is also secure. Competitive federalism allows people to choose whether to live in a statist community, a libertarian community, or any other kind of community. Competitive federalism guarantees everyone the right to choose to be a statist, and the right to choose to be a libertarian, even if libertarians are a small minority."

Oyez, Oyez, Oyez: A U.S. Supreme Court Database
Source: Jerry Goldman
Country: United States
E-mail: j-goldman@nwu.edu

Just because this page is financed in part by NEH and NSF grants doesn't mean it's not worth using. In fact, the site's relational database is quite impressive. Whether it's for research or just fun, your time here will be well spent.

AntiShyster Online
Source: Alfred Adask
City: Dallas, State: TX, Country: United States

"A news magazine and web site that stands in sharp opposition to lies and to professional liars, especially in the arenas of law and politics." Loaded with links for those who care to explore the nature, history, rulings, and errors of law.

Judicial Selection Monitoring Project
Source: Free Congress Foundation
City: Washington, State: DC, Country: United States
E-mail: judges@fcref.org

Conservative discussion of the proper role of the federal judiciary in the U.S., as well as judicial activism vs. restraint, judicial vacancies and nominees currently before the Senate.

125th Anniversary of the Slaughter-House Cases
Source: The Institute for Justice
Country: United States

A 125-year old case set the precedent for much of the government regulation of American economic life. IJ takes a look at the case and the challenge it is now making to overturn it.

Roe v. Wade: 25 Years of Life Denied
Source: Steven Ertelt
Country: United States
E-mail: ertelt@prolife.org

A pro-life site on the Supreme Court case that struck down state abortion laws.

International law and American sovereignty resources
Source: Federalist Society
Country: United States

Web site for this Federalist Society project. Includes transcripts of their 11/03 conference, plus other information.

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