
When you think about Cora, Dawson, and Callan Clancy now, you might picture a courtroom in deadlock. Three months of evidence. Weeks of jury deliberations hanging on points of expert testimony. Eleven jurors who wanted to find Lindsay Clancy innocent. One holdout juror. A verdict that wasn’t reached. Think about how divided this country…

Written By: Roderick Threats In the study of Minarchy, we recognize that a government’s natural tendency is toward expansion. However, the state cannot expand its jurisdiction without the consent—or at least the fearful silence—of the governed. Throughout American history, racism has served as the most effective “wedge” to widen the gap between the individual…