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Lott v. Levitt Update

Posted by Josh Wright on April 13, 2006

In the comments to my earlier post on the abortion/ crime debate, Bill Barth noted that John Lott had filed suit against Levitt and Harper Collins over statements about Lott’s research in Freakonomics. Here is a brief update. Tim Lambert has a comprehensive summary of the blogosphere reaction to the suit. Ted Frank at Overlawyered has posted a copy of the complaint filed in the Northern District of Illinois.

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3 Responses to “Lott v. Levitt Update”

  1. ~spad said

    April 16, 2006 at 7:48 pm

    Josh:
    You should post with your last name included. It makes a differance for RSS users like myself who discriminate on the basis of name as well as article title.
    Thanks.

  2. Josh said

    April 16, 2006 at 8:07 pm

    That seems like a fine idea ~spad. Thanks for the suggestion. I think I have fixed this.

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