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Make Republicanism Possible Again – Jace Lington

1 month ago | lawliberty.org | Neil Gorsuch |Jace Lington |Daniel Klein |Zena Hitz

So much for the administrative state. The case studies Justice Neil Gorsuch and his co-author Janie Nitze marshal in Over Ruled show that the system the Progressives erected is not equal to the challenges of modern government. Whatever noble intentions might have motivated abandoning the original constitution, the authors’ critique eviscerates the idea that unleashing detached administrators is the best way to establish justice in America.
Review: Gorsuch rightfully critiques administrative state

Sep 13, 2024 | nclawyersweekly.com | Harvey Silverglate |Darcelis Worrell |Neil Gorsuch |Janie Nitze

By Harvey A. Silverglate and Darcelis Worrell Supreme Court Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch has performed a valuable public service in laying out — and not for the first time — his philosophy toward and observations of the operations of our legal system.
America Criminalizes Too Much and Punishes Too Much

Aug 6, 2024 | msn.com | Neil Gorsuch

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America Criminalizes Too Much and Punishes Too Much

Aug 6, 2024 | reason.com | Neil Gorsuch |Janie Nitze

Overcriminalization When those on parole or probation are included, one out of every 47 adults is under “some form of correctional supervision.” | (Photos: orchid; Alfio Scisetti.
Neil Gorsuch: ‘Rule by nobody’ undermines our nation’s respect for the individual

Aug 6, 2024 | foxnews.com | Neil Gorsuch

Video NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! In his 2011 State of the Union address, President Barack Obama spoke of the growth of federal administrative agencies in recent years — and by implication the difficulty any president faces in trying to oversee it all. The president observed that we now have 12 different agencies that deal with exports and at least five responsible for housing policy.
America Has Too Many Laws

Aug 6, 2024 | rsn.org | Neil Gorsuch |Janie Nitze

An excess of restrictions has taken a very real toll on the lives of everyday Americans. Their stories must be told. Our country has always been a nation of laws, but something has changed dramatically in recent decades. Contrary to the narrative that Congress is racked by an inability to pass bills, the number of laws in our country has simply exploded. Less than 100 years ago, all of the federal government’s statutes fit into a single volume.
How Covid-19 Restrictions Created Winners and Losers

Aug 5, 2024 | nationalreview.com | Neil Gorsuch |Janie Nitze

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‘Schoolhouse Rock’ Forgot To Teach Kids About The Administrative State

Aug 5, 2024 | conservativereview.com | Neil Gorsuch
‘Schoolhouse Rock’ Forgot To Teach Kids About The Administrative State

Aug 5, 2024 | conservativereview.com | Neil Gorsuch
'Schoolhouse Rock' Forgot To Teach Kids About The Admin State

Aug 5, 2024 | thefederalist.com | Neil Gorsuch

Remember the “Schoolhouse Rock!”videos? There’s one with a cartoon figure of a bill sitting on the steps of Capitol Hill explaining how our federal legislative process works: the committee debates, the votes in the House of Representatives and the Senate, the need for the president’s signature or a veto override. It’s a wonderful introduction to our system of government. But for all the video gets right, there’s an anomaly at its core.