2, 2021 call; the complaints resulted in two criminal investigations by the Fulton County district attorney. Criticisms Banzhaf's advocacy has drawn criticism. In 2006, Ezra Levant wrote in the National Post, "Banzhaf was the health-law strategist who destroyed the concept of personal responsibility when it came to smoking." Addressing the charge that his legal campaigns and victories have reduced personal responsibility, according to the Hartford Courant, Banzhaf replied with a rhetorical question: Banzhaf was criticized for his 2011 lawsuits and Human Rights charges against the Catholic University of America. The first was a gender-discrimination lawsuit in response to President John H. Garvey's decision to implement same sex dorms on campus. Later in 2011, Banzhaf filed a complaint with the DC Office of Human Rights claiming Muslim students were being discriminated against because of lack of adequate prayer space. According to Banzhaf, the charge came as a response to a 2010 article in CUA's student newspaper about Muslim students at CUA, in which no complaints were made. Adrian Brune wrote in American Lawyer (2005) that Banzhaf had had conflicts with the Frontiers of Freedom Institute, which operated a web site, banzhafwatch.com, with the slogan "Keeping an eye on the man who wants to sue America", until mid-2006. Reason, a libertarian magazine published a critical article by Charles Paul Freund in 2002. Writer Richard Kluger criticized Banzhaf's leadership of the Action on Smoking and Health. See also Potty parity Notes and references External links Banzhaf Power Index Includes power index estimates for the 1990s U.S. Electoral College. Computer Algorithms for Voting Power Analysis Web-based algorithms for voting power analysis American legal scholars Anti-smoking activists Voting theorists Game theorists George Washington University Law School faculty MIT School of Engineering alumni Lawyers from Washington, D.C. Stuyvesant High School alumni Columbia Law School alumni 1940 births Living people American health activists