For over six decades, Congress has passed a National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) every year....
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Katie McClendon
Director, Faculty Relations, The Federalist Society
Biography
Katie McClendon is the Director of Faculty Relations at the Federalist Society, where she has worked since 2015.
Katie holds a J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and a B.A. in Political Science from Biola University, where she was a member of the Torrey Honors Institute. She is a fellow of the John Jay Institute and the Blackstone Legal Fellowship. Katie is originally from Los Angeles, and she now lives with her husband and four children in Atlanta.
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The Equal Rights Amendment: Is It the 28th Amendment?
On Friday, January 17, then-President Joe Biden stated his opinion that “the Equal Rights Amendment...
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Supreme Court, Without Explanation, Refuses to Allow the State of Utah to Invoke the Court’s Original Jurisdiction to Challenge the Federal Government’s Retention of Millions of Acres of Land
Over the course of the past decade, the embers left by the Sagebrush Revolution—first ignited...
Federalist Society Review, Volume 25
Katie McClendon
Federalist Society Review, Volume 25
The Federalist Society Review is the legal journal of the Federalist Society. The Review is...
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A Day to Celebrate Equality Under the Law and to Ponder Executive Power
Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and Inauguration Day! Below, please find a roundup of...
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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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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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Will the Supreme Court Finally Address the Private Nondelegation Doctrine?
The Supreme Court is poised to tackle a key separation of powers issue this term:...
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How Should Historical Gloss Inform Our Interpretation of the Constitution?: A Review of Historical Gloss and Foreign Affairs: Constitutional Authority in Practice
“[It is] an inadmissibly narrow conception of American constitutional law to confine it to the...
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The Student Loan Forgiveness Saga: How the Litigation Played Out and What’s Next
On October 3, 2024, a court in the Eastern District of Missouri hit the brakes...
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Are NDAAs a Model for Revitalizing Article I?
For over six decades, Congress has passed a National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) every year....