Supreme Court ruled in 1952 that president's declaration of national emergency, even with genuine war afoot, did not confer on him constitutional power to seize private property. My @CatoInstitute retrospective:
New York: Damned If You Do Insure Guns, Damned If You Don’t https://www.cato.org/blog/new-york-damned-you-do-insure-guns-damned-you-dont @CatoInstitute @raylehmann @walterolson
In honor of #ConstitutionDay, some of our greatest constitutional debates!
1. Call a Convention to Amend the #Constitution with @lessig, @MarkMeckler, David Super @GeorgetownLaw & @walterolson @CatoInstitute
Kavanaugh cites the steel seizure case, Youngstown Sheet & Tube v. Sawyer, as one of #SCOTUS's high points. I agree and wrote this for @CatoInstitute last year
My conversation with @walterolson from @CatoInstitute for @JACRJournal Firing Line. We discuss rise of litigation in the US, ambulance chasers, logic of tort & tort reform
Chicago police want facial recognition drones: "we should consider how the technology is likely to be used, not how its proponents say it will." [Matthew Feeney, @CatoInstitute]