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Interesting thoughts on the development of conservative legal thought
Posted by David Hardy · 3 October 2017 11:51 AM
Over at Law and Liberty. The Heller case (and the advocates who drove it) fit nicely into the concepts expressed, as does Judge Posner's opposition to Heller.
Hi! I got your new book from Amazon today. I started reading only a little while ago, so I have just gotten to chapter 2. The book is excellent!
Next time let me help you with proofreading :-). On page four, second para from the bottom, you have "Justice Terry abstaining, of course" where you really want Justice *Field* to abstain (since Terry was already dead, though I suppose that would have assured his abstention had he been invited to sit). At the top of page 26 you have an electrical signal travellng through "thousands of feet" of wire in ten nanoseconds. You wanted to write *microseconds* I am sure (since electrical signals take 1-2 nanoseconds to travel one foot, depending mainly on the signal frequency and the type of wire or cable).
After I read more I'll let you know of any other typos I find, so you can get them corrected for the second printing, which I am sure this book deserves.
Thanks!