AEI | Research Areas | AEI Legal Center for the Public Interest

About AEI

My AEI


	Browse all short publications by:

	- Date


	- Subject


	- Author


	- Type


	- Title

AEI Legal Center Home

History/Contact Us

Events

Books

Publications

NLC Brieflys

NLC Watch Reports

Scholars & Fellows

CLE Information

Home > Research Areas > AEI Legal Center for the Public Interest > AEI Legal Publications >

National Legal Center Watch Reports

2007 Watch Reports January: A General Overview of the 110th Congress, Part I: The Senate February: An Overview of the 110th Congress, Part II: The House March: Democrats May Take a Middle Ground on Taxes April: Who Would Have Thunk It? May: The Court Over the Past 12 Months, Part I June: The Court Over the Last 12 Months, Part II July: Immigration Reform August: Senate Falls Short of Majority Needed for Cloture on Immigration Bill October: October 2007 Watch Report November: November 2007 Watch Report December: December 2007 Watch Report 2006 Watch Reports January: More Bad News for the Nation's Troubled Pension Plans February: The Year-End Wrap-Up March: Preview of the Second Session, 109th Congress April: Bush Requests Record $2.77 Trillion Budget May: Spending Restraint Goes out the Window June: Politics Takes a Front Seat July: The Investment Tax Credit, the Capital Gains Tax, and the Repeal of the Estate Tax August: The 2005-2006 Term in Review September: What the 2005-2006 Term Says about the Roberts Court October: Congress Prepares for a Lame Duck Session November: Prospects for the Lame Duck December: Support for "Nuclear Option" Comes Back to Bite Brownback

Publications of the NLCPI

Brieflys are short monographs presenting brief commentary and analyses of cutting-edge legal and regulatory issues of interest to the private sector.

Watch Reports track activities in Congress, the executive branch, and the judiciary.

Federal Preemption

This collection of essays examines when, how, and why federal law trumps, supersedes, or displaces state and local laws.

Information and orders

Liability Outlook

In this issue of Liability Outlook, Ted Frank
discusses the danger of reviver statutes.