The Federalist Society is excited to announce that the 38th National Student Symposium will be hosted by the Arizona State University chapter at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law in Phoenix, AZ. The theme for the Symposium will be “The Resurgence of Economic Liberty.” Register now!
Judge Joan Larsen of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit will deliver the first annual Thomas M. Cooley Memorial Lecture at Georgetown University Law Center. Register now!
The Article I Initiative and the Georgetown Law Student Chapter were pleased to host the First Annual Legislative Branch Review Conference on February 6 in Washington, DC. The event featured current and former members of Congress, policy analysts, and academics. Part of the conference was livestreamed. Watch now!
In 2013, the U.S. Department of Justice decided to investigate banks across the country, looking into the business they did with payday lenders. While payday loans are controversial, they are...
Are colleges and the NCAA collaborating to limit the value of college athletes’ name, image, and likeness? Or are the rules they create necessary to enable competition in college sports?
The Federalist Society publishes State Court Docket Watch to raise the profile of some of the most interesting and impactful state court cases across the country in an effort to widen understanding of the facts and principles involved in state court jurisprudence.
What is stare decisis? How does it impact the concept of precedent? Roger Pilon of the Cato Institute explores the origins and purpose of stare decisis.
Where do presidents derive their tariff power from? Can Congress delegate such powers to the executive? Could Congress reclaim their tariff powers? Michael Barone explores the history of tariffs and their delegation to the president from Congress.
There’s never been a better time to be a beer drinker, with thousands of breweries across the country offering a virtually endless variety of beer. Six experts and beer drinkers discuss the story of American Craft.
With not one but two new Justices, will the Roberts Court finally resolve the constitutional questions about the individidual right to carry firearms outside of the home, and whether states may enact so called “assault rifle” bans of America’s most commonly purchased rifles? Livestreamed video now online.
Instead of following the process outlined in the 1974 Budget Act, Congress has resorted to continuing resolutions, omnibus packages, and government shutdowns. Rep. Steve Womack discusses the deterioration of the federal budget process.
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[CALL BEGINS in 10 MINS] Litigation Update: BLinC v. U Iowa and the Future of CLS v. Martinez https://t.co/GLz3JYk6nx #teleforum
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[TODAY] Litigation Update: BLinC v. U Iowa and the Future of CLS v. Martinez https://t.co/GLz3JYk6nx #teleforum Call begins at 12p ET.
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[PODCAST] Does the President have inherent constitutional authority to declare an emergency & move the funds? Has C… https://t.co/e91uUHHVoO
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1/ Today at 12:30 I will be talking about free speech on campus at @LOYNOLAW @FedSoc #FedSocEvents https://t.co/Ajl5JGF2G9
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In this post, Andrew Varcoe discusses a keynote address delivered by Deputy Associate Attorney General Stephen Cox… https://t.co/OVy07krdKa
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[PODCAST] Are “Regulatory Budgets” Paying Off? A Year Two Look-Back at Executive Order 13771… https://t.co/EJyj9CW8m9
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In the latest @FedSocRTP paper, @TDMcCutchen, Gregory Jacob, &@WPI_Lotito argue for an across-the-board update of… https://t.co/zLi9mRsaKA
Federal Debt Crisis discussion with Nick Dranias, followed by a Q/A
Last week a federal judge issued a ruling for Business Leaders in Christ (“BLinC”), a...
This teleforum will preview the upcoming Supreme Court argument in United States ex rel. Hunt...
Do crosses on public land violate the Establishment Clause? More importantly, how should the Supreme...
The Federalist Society’s Practice Group members are grouped by substantive area of law. Every Practice Group has an Executive Committee that meets once a month via conference call. These volunteers help direct the efforts of the Practice Group: they organize events, including Teleforum calls, in person programs, and the panels for the Federalist Society’s flagship event, our National Lawyers Convention.