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Manhattan Institute senior fellow Jim Copland (The Unelected) and visiting fellow Richard Epstein (The Dubious Morality of Modern Administrative Law) talked about government regulation under…

The Federalist Society held their annual National Lawyers Convention in Washington, D.C. This portion of the event included a panel discussion with law professors and financial policy expert…

Panelists talked about issues related to regulating technology and innovation. Topics included two congressional bills intended to stop Internet piracy, the Food and Drug Administration, and…

Richard Epstein argues for a return to a smaller, more accountable federal government that operates on clear rules and limits itself in domestic affairs to enforcing laws governing private c…

Panelists talked about government and wealth redistribution. They responded to questions from audience members following their remarks. This program was part of the Federalist Society 2009 N…

The panel discussed the origins, ramifications, and possible solutions of the economic crisis of 2008-2009. The panelists spoke on the dynamic intersection of legal studies, economics, and p…

Richard Epstein talked about his book How Progressives Rewrote the Constitution, published by Cato Institute. He argued that the U.S. Constitution was essentially rewritten, without benefit …

Richard Epstein talked about his book Free Markets Under Siege. He was interviewed by video remote from Washington, DC, and he responded to audience telephone calls.

University of Chicago School Law Professor Richard Epstein took part in the America and the Courts series. Professor Epstein discussed his legal theories and interpretations of law and regul…