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CatoAudio, November 2007

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First, a roundtable discussion about the risks of war with Iran, with Christopher Preble and Justin Logan. Next, Phillipe Legrain on how immigration makes us all richer. Then, Stuart Taylor Jr. on Duke lacrosse and out-of-control prosecutors. Also, J. Scott Ballenger on the rights of the dying. Plus, Marc Lynch on how a stable Iraq is elusive. Finally, Circuit Judge Janice Rogers Brown on how the courts should protect economic rights as they do first amendment rights.

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