Volume 58, Issue 4

College presidents and football coaches are frequently criticized for their high compensation. In this paper, we argue that these criticisms are unmerited, as the markets for both college presidents and…

According to conventional wisdom, data privacy regulators in the European Union are unreasonably demanding, while their American counterparts are laughably lax. Many observers further assume that any privacy enforcement without…

Rapid technological changes pose serious challenges for the Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) and other regulators charged with protecting human health and the environment. These changes can result not only in…

Intellectual property creates two serious, seemingly unrelated problems. First, IP creates deadweight losses, because the exclusive rights granted to IP owners allow them to charge higher prices that keep some…

Delaware has long been unique in its means of selecting judges. Before the Constitutional Convention of 1897, Delaware’s governor possessed the unilateral power to appoint judges with life tenure. Ever…

The criminal justice system regularly relies on psychiatric evidence to guide policy decisions related to issues of a defendant’s competency to stand trial, culpability, and sentencing. Using psychiatric and psychological…