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Focus Area: united states constitution

April 30, 2020

Trust the Process: How the National Emergency Act Threatens Marginalized Populations and the Constitution—And What to Do About It

Geoffrey A. Manne & Seth Weinberger
When Congress expands executive power for purposes of protecting the nation against an emergency—whether real or imagined—that power is often turned against vulnerable, marginalized populations that are easily scapegoated as threats to the state.
Data Security & Privacy
April 5, 2016

Rationally Defeating Cronyism in the Boston TNC Suit

Kristian Stout
On March 31, a federal judge gave the city of Boston six months to rectify the disparities between the way it treats Transportation Network Companies (“TNC”) (such as Uber and…
Innovation & The New Economy
December 14, 2010

The non-constitutional problem with a health care mandate

Geoffrey A. Manne
There’s been much teeth-gnashing following yesterday’s ruling by a Virginia judge that the “individual mandate” portion of Obamacare is unconstitutional.  Among many other places, see the ongoing discussion at The…
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