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Point of Law Roundtable on Midterm Elections

Walter Olson
Nov 3, 2006
1 min read

Point of Law, a website I run sponsored by the Manhattan Institute and American Enterprise Institute, is currently in its fourth day of a roundtable discussion of the upcoming election and its implications for law (especially the environment for litigation). Among the topics that have come up so far: the implications of likely Democratic gains for judicial nominations and liability reform, this year's crop of ballot measures, the politically charmed life of state attorneys general, and: is Iowa going to send Congress its next John Edwards? Much more to come, too -- stay tuned.

 
 

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