FedSoc Blog

Torchbearer of the Republic: James Madison’s Fights for Freedom and the Constitution.

• Adam F. Griffin

This post originally appeared at the Pacific Legal Foundation.  James Madison is remembered as the...

The Bayh-Dole Act and the Debate Over “Reasonable Price” March-In Rights

• Andrei Iancu,
• Cooper Godfrey

In 1980, Congress passed the bipartisan Patent and Trademark Law Amendments Act—better known as the...

Congress Explores AI and Copyright Law

• Lynn White

Interest in artificial intelligence (AI) has surged in the 118th Congress. There have been several hearings...

Call for Papers on “The Future of Law in an AI World”

• Steven D. Schaefer

The Federalist Society is proud to issue a call for papers on “The Future of...

Presidential Signature Requirements as a Tool for Enforcing Democratic Accountability

• Alison E. Somin

In a world with an ever more powerful administrative state, how can we prevent civil...

Abortion Returns to the Supreme Court: Oral Arguments In FDA v. AHM

• Kyle Nazareth

Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments about access to a chemical abortion...

Twelfth Annual Executive Branch Review Conference: Register Now or Join Via Livestream!

• Nathan Kaczmarek

This year, we are excited to host the Twelfth Annual Executive Branch Review Conference on Tuesday, April...

Michigan Supreme Court Adopts Amendment to MRE 702 to Align with Federal Rule of Evidence 702

• Mark A. Behrens

The Michigan Supreme Court has adopted amendments to Rules 702 and 804 of the Michigan...

Fast Food, Minimum Wages, and the Pervasive Myth of Benevolent Unions: Why the Labor Movement Pushes for Stricter Labor Laws

• Alexander Thomas MacDonald

Starting this month, California’s fast-food workers will earn a minimum of $20 an hour. The...

Simple Rules for Jarkesy v. SEC in a Complex Administrative World

• Adam F. Griffin

“Administrative law is not for sissies,” Justice Scalia famously quipped. It’s complex. And that’s no...