Jan 6 2025 Topics Jurisprudence • Supreme Court • Environmental Law & Property Rights Blog Post Climate Litigation at SCOTUS: Will the Court Grant Cert in Sunoco v. Honolulu? Anthony J. Ferate After many years, dozens of identical cases, and hearings at different levels of the state...
Dec 30 2024 Topics Federalist Society Blog Post Best of 2024: Most Read Posts and Editor’s Picks Katie McClendon The Federalist Society has been honored to publish 240 fantastic blog posts from many talented...
Dec 26 2024 Blog Post George Priest: In Memoriam The Federalist Society mourns the loss of Professor George Priest, a giant in the creation...
Dec 26 2024 Topics Federalist Society Blog Post 2024 in Review: A Year of Championing the Rule of Law As we look back on 2024, we are proud to share a selection of our...
Dec 23 2024 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Founding Era & History Blog Post Washington Crossed the Delaware At Christmas And Gave Us the Gift of Freedom John Kennerly Davis As 1776 drew to a close, our Revolutionary War to achieve independence was faltering badly....
Dec 20 2024 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Religious Liberty • State Governments Blog Post State Policy and Religious Freedom: The Faith & Freedom Index Mary Margaret Bush After a year focused on national elections, many friends of religious freedom wonder what is...
Dec 19 2024 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Supreme Court • Federalism & Separation of Powers • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post FCC v. Consumers’ Research: Will the Court Reinvigorate the Nondelegation Doctrine or Phone It In? Michael D. Pepson, Casey Mattox To protect liberty and promote accountability, our Constitution exclusively tasks the People’s elected representatives in...
Dec 18 2024 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Supreme Court • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post Power to Persuade: The FCC’s Authority to Interpret Section 230 Post-Loper Bright Seth L. Cooper In a November 21 FedSoc Blog post, the Phoenix Center’s Lawrence J. Spiwak convincingly argued...
Dec 17 2024 Topics Federal Courts • Litigation • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post Court Holds the Corporate Transparency Act Is Unconstitutional: A Victory for Limited Government and the Right to Privacy Devin Watkins Earlier this month, a federal district court judge issued a preliminary injunction against the enforcement...
Dec 16 2024 Topics Litigation • Supreme Court • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post Free to Speak for a Living? Professional Speech and the First Amendment Back at SCOTUS Paul Avelar The Supreme Court’s 2018 decision in National Institute of Family & Life Advocates v. Becerra...
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Climate Litigation at SCOTUS: Will the Court Grant Cert in Sunoco v. Honolulu?
After many years, dozens of identical cases, and hearings at different levels of the state...
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Best of 2024: Most Read Posts and Editor’s Picks
The Federalist Society has been honored to publish 240 fantastic blog posts from many talented...
George Priest: In Memoriam
The Federalist Society mourns the loss of Professor George Priest, a giant in the creation...
Topics
2024 in Review: A Year of Championing the Rule of Law
As we look back on 2024, we are proud to share a selection of our...
Topics
Washington Crossed the Delaware At Christmas And Gave Us the Gift of Freedom
As 1776 drew to a close, our Revolutionary War to achieve independence was faltering badly....
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State Policy and Religious Freedom: The Faith & Freedom Index
After a year focused on national elections, many friends of religious freedom wonder what is...
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FCC v. Consumers’ Research: Will the Court Reinvigorate the Nondelegation Doctrine or Phone It In?
To protect liberty and promote accountability, our Constitution exclusively tasks the People’s elected representatives in...
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Power to Persuade: The FCC’s Authority to Interpret Section 230 Post-Loper Bright
In a November 21 FedSoc Blog post, the Phoenix Center’s Lawrence J. Spiwak convincingly argued...
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Court Holds the Corporate Transparency Act Is Unconstitutional: A Victory for Limited Government and the Right to Privacy
Earlier this month, a federal district court judge issued a preliminary injunction against the enforcement...
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Free to Speak for a Living? Professional Speech and the First Amendment Back at SCOTUS
The Supreme Court’s 2018 decision in National Institute of Family & Life Advocates v. Becerra...