Public schools face problems. Which one’s the worst? Terry Stoops sifts through survey data for the next edition of Carolina Journal Radio. Jon Guze tackles the American Bar Association’s controversial…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column highlights Americans for Prosperity’s recent legal victory over California’s top law enforcement officer. Most “Progressives” believe that opposition to their plans for a government with…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column explains why the U.S. Senate would be wise to take a pass on President Obama’s latest Supreme Court nominee. President Barack Obama’s nominee to succeed…
George Leef asks Forbes readers to consider a question that arises frequently in federal courts: Does government need a good reason for restricting your freedom? That is the question our…
This week’s Carolina Journal Online Friday interview features a conversation with Institute for Justice attorney Clark Neily, who urges more judicial engagement in the federal courts. John Hood’s Daily Journal…
Political pundits and prognosticators from across the country are watching North Carolina’s legislative session, largely because N.C. House Speaker Thom Tillis is running in North Carolina’s high-profile U.S. Senate race.…
If the federal judiciary continues to spew incomprehensible decisions based on political correctness and emotion — rather than the Constitution — for decades into the future, we’ll know why. The…
You can agree with Clark Neily of the Institute for Justice that a certain amount of judicial activism — judicial engagement is his preferred term — is merited when judges…
If you enjoyed Institute for Justice senior attorney Clark Neily’s recent speech to the John Locke Foundation’s Shaftesbury Society on the theme of “judicial engagement,” you’ll find a a more…
View in your browser. It’s fairly common for conservatives to talk about wanting judges who will exercise judicial restraint. But Clark Neily, an attorney with the Institute for Justice, makes…
Dana Milbank of the Washington Post takes conservatives to task for flip-flopping on the issue of “activist” judges. There was a time not too long ago when Republicans decried “activist…
If you’re interested in limited constitutional government for the United States, there’s no good reason to raise a blanket objection to “judicial activism.” That’s the case Institute for Justice senior…