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The guests discussed the Executive Order signed by the President George HW Bush. The Executive Order directed federal contractors to inform nonunion employees who pay union dues that they ar…

The panel discussed the shortcomings and advantages of the American legal system.

Lawyers debated the constitutionality of state-imposed congressional term limits, following yesterday’s elections in which several states voted for and several against term limitations. Afte…

Mr. Pilon, who favors Judge Thomas' nomination to the Supreme Court, discussed the judge’s nomination.

Two attorneys debated the question: Does the First Amendment prohibit the U.S. from prosecuting protestors who knowingly burn the flag? The following Monday, May 15, 1990, the Supreme Cour…

Judge Douglas Ginsburg of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the D.C. circuit spoke to the CATO Institute about the future of anti-trust.

Our guests discussed the Product Liability Reform Act, which moved to have manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, retailers, and others who make products available to the public, be respons…

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Chairman William Allen gave remarks to the CATO Institute. Mr. Allen speech was on the topic Civil Rights Policy: "Are we all included".