The coverage of the riot at the U.S. Capitol last week was annoying to say the least -- what went on was no insurrection or attempted coup; it was just an end-in-itself temper tantrum committed by a bunch of idiots who never believed after Nov. 3 that they would...
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Abominable SCOTUS Decisions Ep. 147 ft. Dean-O-Files
by Patrick Macfarlane | Jan 10, 2021 | Justice, Libertarianism, Vital Dissent
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJpiZ1ByEmA&t=3759s Dean is a second year law student at Zoom University, School of Law. He has just finished his Constitutional Law class. He shares his experience in law school. We discuss the SCOTUS cases that your Constitutional...
Freedom to congregate upheld by SCOTUS
by Laurie Calhoun | Nov 26, 2020 | Blog, Justice
Everyone--religious believers, agnostics and atheists alike--should rejoice at the Supreme Court's decision striking down New York State's attempt to limit attendance in houses of worship.

Law Student Discovers Mises, Becomes Libertarian Attorney Ep. 139
by Patrick Macfarlane | Nov 23, 2020 | Justice, Libertarianism, Vital Dissent
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aliskti9DCk&feature=youtu.be Oklahoma attorney Joshua Harrison joins me today to discuss his experience discovering the Mises Institute during law school. We discuss law school and the practice of law from a libertarian perspective....
Declassify the Russiagate Papers!
by Sheldon Richman | Nov 10, 2020 | Blog, Foreign Policy, Justice
Here's something constructive Trump could do before leaving office at noon on January 20: he could order -- demand, insist --- that all classified intel and other documents related to the origin of the Russia/election investigation be declassified and released to the...

Compelled Speech and the Perils of ‘PruneYard v. Robins’
by Tommy Raskin | Oct 27, 2020 | Featured Articles, Justice
Humans are speakers. When we go to work, buy paintings, send birthday presents to friends, vote, and choose TV shows to watch at night, we don’t merely “do”—we say. We say what our preferences, ideals, and distastes are in the realms of commerce, art, love, and...
The ACB Hearings & The Problem with SCOTUS Ep. 134
by Patrick Macfarlane | Oct 12, 2020 | Justice, Libertarianism, Politics, Vital Dissent
https://youtu.be/tbCPPihKBuU Keith Knight and I unpack the ACB hearings from this morning. We discuss separation of powers, conservative vs. progressive vs. libertarian judicial philosophy, and objective morality. Subscribe to Keith Knight's "Don't Tread on Anyone" on...
Against the Unconstitutional Suspension of Jury Trials Ep. 133
by Patrick Macfarlane | Oct 11, 2020 | Justice, Libertarianism, Politics, Vital Dissent
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZuA3V2qV3s&feature=youtu.be In an unprecedented abridgment of the most basic rights of an ostensibly free society, American citizens are being wholly deprived of their right to Due Process in the name of an amorphous "public health...