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Lacking a universal code, many people have tried to substitute specific rules. Says Ethicist Daniel Callahan, co-founder and director of the Hastings Center think tank near New York City: "When most people talk about morals, they are concerned with laws and regulations and codes." When laws do not exist...
Instead, it reminds me of governments that believe that suppression of speech is justified, and indeed dictated by the common good, and the need for national security. Such nations ban authors, and regulate what the press can and cannot say. They can even justify violence, and murders in the name...
Who rules the corporate takeover game? The U.S. Supreme Court threw considerable uncertainty into that multibillion-dollar question last week with a 6-to-3 ruling that seemed to give a greater say to state legislatures. The Justices affirmed that a 1986 statute restricting hostile takeover offers for companies incorporated...
The proposed bill, widely expected to receive committee approval this morning, would regulate all landlord-tenant evictions in all privately owned buildings that have more than three units of housing.
I think Dean Michael Spence is correct in stating that the University has a clear interest in the number and incidence of controversial speakers appearing here. The reason for this is clear enough: such speakers are a flashpoint for turmoil. This turmoil emanates from the unwillingness of foes of controversial...