Proposals for dealing with the housing crisis invariably invoke a framework that pigeonholes legislators. This framework pits one group against
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Rules of Evidence
In a court trial, specific rules govern what evidence is admissible. According to Wikipedia The law of evidence, also known
An Open Letter to the Montclair Property Owners Association
In April 2020, the town council in Montclair, New Jersey, passed a rent control ordinance. The Montclair Property Owners Association
When “Rights” are Wrong, Part 1
Gresham’s Law holds that “bad” money drives out “good” money. For example, if legal tender laws declare that a one
When We Disagree
Every violation of property rights, from zoning to eminent domain, from minimum wage to occupational licensing, ultimately stems from a
Establishing the Standard of Value
The political policies that we embrace and advocate today do more than impact our lives in the short-term. They impact
Reframing STR Issues, Part 2
In Part 1, we examined the need to explicitly identify the content and the method for discussing a policy issue–to