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Slowing Down the Growth of the Administrative State
Slowing Down the Growth of the Administrative State
04 March 2016
Dean A. Reuter, Vice President and Director of Practice Groups at The Federalist Society, discusses how the explosive growth of the federal government impacts all branches of government (including the Supreme Court), why the stakes are extremely high for the next SCOTUS appointment, and his latest book co-authored with Professor John Yoo, "Liberty's Nemesis: The Unchecked Expansion of the State."
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