May 23 2018 Blog Post News D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to Begin Livestreaming Brian T. Fitzpatrick There is a potentially important development in the long-simmering debate over cameras in the courtroom,...
May 23 2018 Video Short Videos Regulating Planesharing: A Conversation on Regulation and Innovation Elaine L. Chao, Gregory S. McNeal, Alan Guichard, Christopher L. Koopman, Jonathan Riches Regulatory Transparency Project's Fourth Branch Video In a world of drone delivery and self-driving cars, do innovation and regulation need to...
May 23 2018 Blog Post News The 2019 National Student Symposium The Federalist Society is excited to announce that the 38th National Student Symposium will be...
May 22 2018 Blog Post News A History of Balance Between the President and Congress Nathan Kaczmarek On March 29, Professor Michael McConnell, Professor Gillian Metzger, Professor Trevor Morrison, and Adam White joined...
May 22 2018 Podcast Necessary & Proper Podcast Necessary & Proper Episode 18: NYU Panel - History of Balance Between the President and Congress Michael W. McConnell, Gillian E. Metzger, Trevor Morrison, Adam White On March 29, 2018, the New York University Federalist Society Student Chapter hosted a panel titled "The...
May 22 2018 Video FedSoc Events Are U.S. Colleges and Universities Barring Asian Applicants Based on their Race? Linda L. Chavez, Terry H. Eastland, Althea Nagai, Brenda Shum, Stuart S. Taylor, Yukong Zhao Regulatory Transparency Project Event - Lunch Provided On Tuesday, the Regulatory Transparency Project and the Center for Equal Opportunity will co-sponsor a...
May 22 2018 Blog Post News Affirmative Discrimination Against Asian American Applicants in College Admissions Althea Nagai Above is the livestream feed for this study's panel event with the Center for Equal...
May 22 2018 Podcast Teleforum ALDF v. Wasden: The Ninth Circuit and Idaho’s “Ag-Gag” Law Andrew Varcoe, Eugene Volokh Environmental Law & Property Rights Teleforum Early this year, a Ninth Circuit panel issued a split decision in an Idaho case...
May 22 2018 Blog Post News Prominent Books by Prominent People: Judge Thomas Hardiman Alexander Kritikos In our inaugural post for the Prominent Books by Prominent People series, Judge Thomas Hardiman of the...
May 21 2018 Podcast Teleforum The Case for Political Appointment of Judges Brian T. Fitzpatrick, Stephen J. Ware State Courts Project Teleforum Join us in a discussion with our experts, Professor Brian Fitzpatrick and Professor Stephen Ware,...
D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to Begin Livestreaming
Brian T. Fitzpatrick
There is a potentially important development in the long-simmering debate over cameras in the courtroom,...
Regulating Planesharing: A Conversation on Regulation and Innovation
Elaine L. Chao, Gregory S. McNeal, Alan Guichard, Christopher L. Koopman, Jonathan Riches
Regulatory Transparency Project's Fourth Branch Video
In a world of drone delivery and self-driving cars, do innovation and regulation need to...
The 2019 National Student Symposium
The Federalist Society is excited to announce that the 38th National Student Symposium will be...
A History of Balance Between the President and Congress
Nathan Kaczmarek
On March 29, Professor Michael McConnell, Professor Gillian Metzger, Professor Trevor Morrison, and Adam White joined...
Necessary & Proper Episode 18: NYU Panel - History of Balance Between the President and Congress
Michael W. McConnell, Gillian E. Metzger, Trevor Morrison, Adam White
On March 29, 2018, the New York University Federalist Society Student Chapter hosted a panel titled "The...
Are U.S. Colleges and Universities Barring Asian Applicants Based on their Race?
Linda L. Chavez, Terry H. Eastland, Althea Nagai, Brenda Shum, Stuart S. Taylor, Yukong Zhao
Regulatory Transparency Project Event - Lunch Provided
On Tuesday, the Regulatory Transparency Project and the Center for Equal Opportunity will co-sponsor a...
Affirmative Discrimination Against Asian American Applicants in College Admissions
Althea Nagai
Above is the livestream feed for this study's panel event with the Center for Equal...
ALDF v. Wasden: The Ninth Circuit and Idaho’s “Ag-Gag” Law
Andrew Varcoe, Eugene Volokh
Environmental Law & Property Rights Teleforum
Early this year, a Ninth Circuit panel issued a split decision in an Idaho case...
Prominent Books by Prominent People: Judge Thomas Hardiman
Alexander Kritikos
In our inaugural post for the Prominent Books by Prominent People series, Judge Thomas Hardiman of the...
The Case for Political Appointment of Judges
Brian T. Fitzpatrick, Stephen J. Ware
State Courts Project Teleforum
Join us in a discussion with our experts, Professor Brian Fitzpatrick and Professor Stephen Ware,...