In a paper published by the Golden, Colo.-based Independence Institute, Mike Krause and Chelsea Johnson examine the problem of overcriminalization in one state, Colorado. (Publication # IP-9-2005, Sept., PDF). More: via Mike Cernovich, here’s word of a symposium on overcriminalization in the American University Law Review with contributions from (all PDF): Ellen S. Podgor, John S. Baker, Jr., John Hasnas, Peter J. Henning, Erik Luna, Sara Sun Beale, Geraldine Szott Moohr, and Paul Rosenzweig.
“How Many Laws Did You Break This Week?”
In a paper published by the Golden, Colo.-based Independence Institute, Mike Krause and Chelsea Johnson examine the problem of overcriminalization in one state, Colorado. (Publication # IP-9-2005, Sept., PDF). More: via Mike Cernovich, here’s word of a symposium on overcriminalization in the American University Law Review with contributions from (all PDF): Ellen S. Podgor, John […]
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Tripped up by 10,000 rules
Our discussion of overcriminalization (Nov. 20) has got Coyote to thinking (Nov. 21) about some of the headaches involved in complying with labor and employment law:Now, I’m not talking about chaining employees to the assembly…