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New York University Journal of Law and Liberty

Vol. 2, No. 1

Selected Contents from Volume 4, Number 2

The Invisible Hook: The Law and Economics of Pirate Tolerance, by Peter T. Leeson

The Charade of Tradition-Based Substantive Due Process, by John C. Toro

Thomas Cooper, Early American Public Intellectual, Introduction by Eugene Volokh

See the historical reprinting of political essays by Thomas Cooper, minutes from a Federalist Society convention discussions of Heller and of the Roberts court, and student notes on FISA and on libel tourism, all in Volume 4, Number 2, available here.

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Intuition, Custom, and Protocol: How to Make Sound Decisions with Limited Knowledge, by Richard A. Epstein

Quaker State: Pennsylvania's Guide to Reducing the Friction for Religious Outsiders Under the Establishment Clause, by Jim Wedeking

"Nine, Of Course": A Dialogue on Congressional Power to Set by Statute the Number of Justices on the Supreme Court, by Peter Nicolas

Institutions, Immigration, and Identity, by Christopher J. Coyne and Peter J. Boettke

Hayek's Relevance: A Comment on Richard A. Posner's, "Hayek, Law, and Cognition", by Donald J. Boudreaux

Election-by-Lot as a Judicial Selection Mechanism, by William Bunting

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