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The Catch-22 of Big Tech Antitrust Original

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By Brian Albrecht, Will Rinehart, Trace Mitchell, Kevin D. Williamson Verified
| The Dispatch Verified
Policy Law Economics The very factors that make tech companies targets are also what make them valuable to consumers. Published December 5, 2024 The push to break up Big Tech companies has become a popular refrain among politicians and pundits on both sides of the Atlantic, and, here in the U.S., both sides of the aisle.
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Immunity Doctrines Have Made the US Constitution Useless - It’s Time to End Them

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By Trace Mitchell, Mike Ludwig Verified, Eleanor Goldfield, Victoria Law
| Truthout Verified
Oklahoma resident Donald Logsdon was fixing his neighbor’s generator in March 2020 when three deputy United States Marshals snuck up behind him, kicked him in the head and took turns stomping on his body while he was unconscious. The excessive force was a clear-cut constitutional violation, but when Logsdon tried to vindicate his rights in court, a federal judge decided he had no business being there. Logsdon’s situation isn’t an anomaly.
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Protecting Property Owners and Food Truck Entrepreneurs from Protectionism   - Institute for Justice

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By Trace Mitchell
| Short Circuit
Food trucks are a safe, efficient, and downright fun way for culinary entrepreneurs to serve their communities. And in recent years, food trucks have exploded in popularity—it seems that everyone loves them. Well, almost everyone. Because if there’s one thing IJ has learned over more than a decade defending the rights of food truck entrepreneurs, it is that one group consistently opposes their entry into the market: owners of brick-and-mortar restaurants.
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