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In ‘Over Ruled,’ Justice Gorsuch Tells of the Folly of the Administrative State

A new book from the constitutionalist from Colorado illuminates the dangers of administrative power and overregulation.

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PHILIP HAMBURGER
PHILIP HAMBURGER

‘Over Ruled: the Human Toll of Too Much Law’
By Neil Gorsuch and Janie Nitze
Harper, 304 pages

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PHILIP HAMBURGER
PHILIP HAMBURGER

Mr. Hamburger teaches at Columbia Law School and is the chief executive of the New Civil Liberties Alliance.

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