Death Penalty Deters Future Murders, According to Remarkable …
WEBIn the never-ending debate between capital punishment proponents and abolitionists, one ongoing point of contention centers upon whether the death penalty actually deters future murders in America. According to a new study by Pepperdine University professors Roy D. Adler and Michael Summers, the answer is an emphatic "yes."
Timothy H. Lee - Center for Individual Freedom
WEBAfter the United States Supreme Court ruling this past June finally and rightfully overturning “Chevron Deference,” one might hope that federal agencies and the bureaucrats who populate them in Washington, D.C. would recognize and respect the new limitations on their previous excesses.
Peer Grading: An Issue for the Schools Not the Courts
WEBFortunately, the Supreme Court appears ready to decide this case without interfering in the classroom, yet still maintaining the integrity of the law to protect the privacy of educational "records."
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WEBCFIF Launches “IP Protection Matters” Podcast. The Center for Individual Freedom (CFIF) launched IP Protection Matters, a new podcast interview series examining notable issues related to the protection of and threats to intellectual property (IP). Listen to all interviews on the IP Protection Matters website and on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Attention Union Workers: Employers Want to Give You Raises, but …
WEBVery simply, the RAISE Act would allow employers to reward high-achieving employees with raises, bonuses or other compensation regardless of limitations contained within a collective bargaining agreement. James Sherk of the Heritage Foundation estimates that this bill would allow average union workers the opportunity to earn an additional ...
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Frivolous lawsuits and attorney sanctions - cfif.org
WEBIn the absence of Congressional action, consensus is that frivolous lawsuits and attorney sanctions will be a hot election issue. President Bush already stated his position on the issue in his State of the Union speech, "No one has ever been healed by a frivolous lawsuit." The Democratic candidate, whoever it may be, will likely espouse a much ...
Stop the Big Government Takeover of the Internet!
WEBStop the Big Government Takeover of the Internet! Congress came together to make access to high-speed and reliable internet for all Americans a priority. But the Biden administration’s extreme regulation and price controls threaten rural broadband investment and innovation. This could leave millions of Americans with worse—or no—internet ...
Nancy Pelosi Investiged for Violating Campaign Contribution Law
WEBNov 21, 2002 · According to NLPC Chairman Ken Boehm, “No member of Congress has ever set up a second leadership political action committee to evade contribution limits. Representative Pelosi has been a strident supporter of campaign finance reform, yet she’s been caught violating the clearest and most basic law of all, the limits on contributions.”.
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