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Is it worth sacrificing health care reform for ideological purity on abortion? That’s the question Democrats are facing after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, to avoid derailing health care legislation, reluctantly accepted an amendment offered by Michigan ...
From JEFFREY ROSEN,
The New Republic,
13 Nov 2009
Lawrence Lessig argues convincingly that there are dangers in systematically favoring transparency over privacy: A thoughtful democracy should strike a balance between both values, which sometimes compete and sometimes reinforce each other. I found ...
From JEFFREY ROSEN,
The New Republic,
13 Oct 2009
Network neutrality--that’s now the official policy of the Obama administration, announced last month by the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Julius Genachowski. It’s a development that could be more significant to the future ...
From JEFFREY ROSEN,
The New Republic,
12 Oct 2009
FOUR years ago, when John Roberts became chief justice of the United States, he said that he hoped to emulate the modesty and unanimity of his greatest predecessor, John Marshall. But if Chief Justice Roberts presides over a broad, ideologically ...
The history of the Supreme Court is too important to be monopolized by lawyers. It's a welcome development, therefore, that James MacGregor Burns, one of America's most distinguished historians of presidential power and leadership, has turned his ...
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From JEFFREY M. ROSEN,
Science,
26 Jun 2009
A tip from an informant led Detective Amando Rodriguez and Sergeant Diane Contreras to the stash house--actually a New York City apartment--which they had good reason to think contained a substantial haul of drugs. The suspicion was confirmed when they ...
From JEFFREY ROSEN,
The New Republic,
15 Jun 2009
The publication of Gerald Gunther's biography of Learned Hand is a canonical sort of event. Hand never made it to the Supreme Court, but he is generally ranked, as Gunther emphasizes at the beginning of his book, in the more rarefied company of ...
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Watching various news segments on the Sotomayer nomination, I was struck by liberals bending over backwards to ...
From ERWIN CHEMERINSKY, ALAN DERSHOWITZ, RANDALL KENNEDY, TOM GOLDSTEIN, AND JEFFREY ROSEN,
The New Republic,
27 May 2009
When talking about the Supreme Court, Barack Obama has resisted the familiar ideological categories that have defined our judicial battles for the past several decades. He has made clear that despite his progressive inclinations, he is not a ...
