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UK law school is ignoring faculty, risking its accreditation | Opinion

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By Ramsi Woodcock
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
The University of Kentucky has named a new law school dean over the objection of a substantial majority of the faculty. This appointment may violate American Bar Association (ABA) accreditation rules, which are critical for a law school's standing. The decision could be the result of political influence and risks the school's accreditation. Accreditation by the American Bar Association makes or breaks a law school.
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After the Antitrust Revival

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By Ramsi Woodcock, Will Kendall, Neil Warner, Noam Maggor
| Phenomenal World Verified
The Democrats’ defeat in the 2024 elections has put progressives’ antimonopoly program in jeopardy. If the party’s current crisis of legitimacy compels a broader reconsideration of political strategy, that is a good thing, because antimonopolism has always been a less desirable alternative to more direct means of redistributing wealth in America.
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Making Rules vs Ruling

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By Ramsi Woodcock, Gregory J. Werden, Eric Fruits, Brian Albrecht
| Truth on the Market
This article is a part of the FTC Rulemaking on Unfair Methods of Competition symposium. In an effort to fight inflation, the Federal Open Market Committee raised interest rates to 20% over the course of 1980 and 1981, triggering a recession that threw more than 4 million Americans, many in well-paying manufacturing jobs, out of work. As it continues to do today, the committee met in secret and explained its rate decisions in a handful of paragraphs.
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