It is currently a federal crime, under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, for many Native Americans to possess eagle feathers for religious use. In the 53rd episode of the Free Lunch podcast series, Joe Davis addressed the proposed rulemaking and its relationship to evolving First Amendment jurisprudence.
Brooks Rainwater and Luke Wake explore whether we should maintain the status quo, seek to scale-back existing regulation, and/or winnow existing regulatory regimes.
The Texas Tech Medical School recently approved an agreement with the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights to end the use of racial preferences in their admissions process. Roger Clegg joins us to discuss the recent agreement and its implications.
A variety of experts explore the legal and regulatory questions that have accompanied the rise of home-sharing platforms like Airbnb.
In this paper, John Cohrssen and Henry Miller discuss the current state of biotechnology regulation, the potential benefits of smarter regulation of such technology, and a possible path forward.
Papers produced by the RTP's working groups examine how regulations either succeed or fail us, and discuss how we might improve them.
View white papers"In April, the Office of Management and Budget made waves when it issued a memo ordering so-called “independent” ag… https://t.co/TZFLzLsVcP
"The FDA recently committed to deregulating the frozen cherry pie market." https://t.co/GYEZLz3ye6
[NEW PODCAST] @BrooksRainwater and Luke Wake explore whether we should maintain the status quo, seek to scale-back… https://t.co/fEO3NEvBgl
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