He was appointed by madison in 1812. Live coverage now of this event from the Heritage Foundation. We will be beginning momentarily. Jessica does have note cards for those that have come from the Legal Strategy Forum for the question and answer session. If you like some wed be glad to get them to you. Remind everyone please check that our mobile devices have been silenced or turned off as a courtesy as he prepare to begin. We should begin in about two or three minutes. Mr. Meese will introduce our special guest and john malcolm of our legal center will moderate the q a following. Force. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Heritage Foundation center for legal and judicial studies and to our tenth annual joseph story distinguished lecture. As you might imagine the name sake of our lecture is that eminent juris joseph story. He was a remarkable patriot who carried out the founders vision of a constitutional republic. Before joining the Supreme Court he had quite a career
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Heritage Foundation center for legal and judicial studies and to our 10th lecturer. Tinguished the name sake is joseph story. He was a remarkable patriot who carried out the founders vision of a constitutional before joining the Supreme Court, he had quite a career of his own. He was a congressman. He was a state legislature. He was a speaker of the massachusetts house of representatives. He was also while he was on the Supreme Court, a professor law chool. When he was 65 years old, that particular year, his book royalties gave him twice much money as his salary as a justice of the Supreme Court. As many of you know, he became, when he was appointed, at that time, the youngest justice to serve on the Supreme Court and one of the youngest ever to serve, he was appointed by president madison in 1811 and was actually took office in following year in february of 1812. As most of you know, im sure, he made a significant mark on american l
For more of the schedule go to booktv. Org. D. C. Circuit court judge Brett Kavanaugh spoke recently the Heritage Foundation about the judiciaries role in maintaining the constitutional separation of powers. Hes introduced by former attorney general ed meese. This is one hour. Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Heritage Foundation center for legal and judicial studies and to our tenth annual joseph story distinguished lecture. As you might imagine the namesake of our lecture is that eminent jurist, joseph story he was remarkable patriot who carried out the founders vision of a constitutional republic. Before joining the spring for it quite a career of his own. He was a congressman. He was a state legislator. He was the speaker of the massachusetts house of representatives, and he was also even while he was on the Supreme Court a professor at the harvard law school. Interestingly enough he was also noted as one of the most successful authors of the first half of the 19t
That could be maimed, there is constraints made on contributions to candidates and parties but it allowed expenditures to be unlimited. So what we have is a system that we still have today where theres a lot of money that wants to make its voice heard, that wants to it express their view and they often need money to express that view, but then there are limits to the way that money can be expressed through candidates. So candidates, they are are interested in having one of the. Its like taking someone who is thursday and telling them you can have as much water as you want but you can only have it a teaspoon at a time. So the candidates of spending a lot of time raising money because they want to have that money to run for the election, the we have a lot of people who want to give the money but it is restrained and whats they can give it because of the potential corrupt influence. So we have a system where where there is a lot of money in the system but it is hard and candidates end up
i am glad there are other waitress jobs, somebody else part-time. that is a big debate in economics, whether what really happens is you stop hiring. the facts are the evidence this is after years of debate. the fact i you don t see that. the rate at which it increases may slow down slightly. and example like at mcdonald s, you have to have machines where people fill out their own glasses instead of having somebody fill the glass but generally speaking there isn t evidence that shows that employment goes down. it may go down a little bit. sometimes it may handle of a little bit. it may go up because people are willing to say, we are ethical people, we want to see workers have a decent wage and if a restaurant is doing that, great. we will go to that restaurant and that is exactly what happened when it became one of the best things about the whole living wage movement which was nine in the early 90s until the crisis, that you had these discussions in communities where o