Mark Mutz

Dec 19, 2024 | lawliberty.org | Mark Mutz |Richard Gunderman

Today, a good lawyer is understood to be someone familiar with a certain body of knowledge related to the law, and who possesses the skills necessary to put that knowledge into practice. People are less likely to see excellence in the legal profession requiring a commitment to a certain way of life that makes demands on the lawyer’s character, motivations, and aspirations. However, at one time, that commitment was considered essential to professionalism and to achieving excellence in the law.

May 27, 2024 | lawliberty.org | Mark Mutz |Richard Gunderman |Liberal Arts |Thomas Savidge

Why would the world’s best-attended annual single-day sporting event devote a substantial amount of time, attention, and pageantry to remembering the US’s fallen military personnel?

Jul 27, 2023 | lawliberty.org | Mark Mutz |Richard Gunderman |Liberal Arts |Theodore Dalrymple

Between 2019 and 2022, the number of prescriptions for Ozempic and related weight-loss drugs increased over 2,000%, with over 5 million prescriptions filled in 2022. From their meteoric rise, some commentators have inferred that the regulation of desire cannot be a moral matter.

May 17, 2023 | heterodoxacademy.org | Mark Mutz |Richard Gunderman

The Demise of Diversity in College AdmissionsMay 17, 2023Because of the conflation of diversity and remedying racial wrongs, many universities have simply assumed that racial and ethnic diversity will make them better. Once appropriate distinctions are drawn, these universities will be forced to think more critically about diversity’s role in pursuing their missions.