Adam C. Shelton

Judicial Engagement Fellow, Institute for Justice

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Topics:

Administrative Law & Regulation • Article I Initiative • Constitution • Due Process • Education Policy • Election Law • Federal Courts • Federalism • Federalism & Separation of Powers • Federalist Society • First Amendment • Foreign Policy • Founding Era & History • Fourteenth Amendment • Fourth Amendment • Free Speech & Election Law • International & National Security Law • International Law & Trade • Jurisprudence • Originally Speaking • Professional Responsibility & Legal Education • Religious Liberties • Religious Liberty • Separation of Powers • Supreme Court • Civil Rights • Law & Economics • Philosophy • Politics • State Courts • State Governments

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