And while I'm arguing with Sandefur on the explosives story, I still think you should go to his blog and read his post on substantive due process and the post from Jon Rowe to which it responds. You can learn a hell of a lot about constitutional law by following their exchanges on that subject and this is no exception.
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As some of you may be aware, over the last couple of weeks Timothy Sandefur and I had a debate on our blogs on the topic of government funding for scientific research. He argued against it; I argued for it. We wrapped up the debate yesterday.
I love having two of my favorite writers posting on the same blog. Rowe is guest blogging at Sandefur's Freespace this week and the two of them have really been cranking out some great stuff.
Jason Kuznicki and Timothy Sandefur (back from vacation) have begun a spontaneous debate about immigration. I have to confess that this is a subject I've thought very little about other than having a bias in favor of immigration as a general rule.
Timothy Sandefur has the first in what will be a series of posts by all of us at Positive Liberty about Akhil Amar's new book, America's Constitution: A Biography.