Feb 4 2025 Topics Fourteenth Amendment • Labor & Employment Law • State Governments Blog Post The Police Power, Good Governing, and Big Tech: How a Power to Protect Became a Power to Punish Alexander T. MacDonald What is the “police power”? Most often, the term is used as a synonym for...
Feb 3 2025 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure • Founding Era & History Blog Post Using Originalism to Attack Mass Incarceration: A Review of Rachel Barkow’s Justice Abandoned Arthur Rizer It is a singular fact of life in America that with five percent of the...
Feb 1 2025 Topics Constitution • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post How Far Can the President Take the Recess Appointments Power? Arrington Brendle As President Trump prepares for a second term, he has voiced frustration with the Senate...
Jan 31 2025 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Founding Era & History Blog Post Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms Include Two That Are Real John Kennerly Davis Franklin Roosevelt delivered his eighth State of The Union Address in January of 1941. The...
Jan 30 2025 Topics Financial Services • Supreme Court • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post A Supreme Court Decision That Should Be Re-Heard Peter J. Wallison Last May, the Supreme Court issued a surprising and controversial decision in a case called Consumer...
Jan 29 2025 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Free Speech Blog Post On Day One, President Trump Took Meaningful Steps to Rein In Administrative Abuse, Protect Due Process, and Improve Government Transparency Michael D. Pepson, Casey Mattox As soon as he took office, President Trump issued several Executive Orders aimed at bringing...
Jan 28 2025 Topics Civil Rights • Constitution • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post The Equal Rights Amendment: Is It the 28th Amendment? Publius On Friday, January 17, then-President Joe Biden stated his opinion that “the Equal Rights Amendment...
Jan 27 2025 Topics Labor & Employment Law • Litigation • Supreme Court Blog Post Supreme Court Sticks to the Statute In Latest Wage and Hour Case Karen Harned In a recent decision, the Supreme Court once again stuck to the text and declined...
Jan 27 2025 Topics Supreme Court • Federalism & Separation of Powers • Property Rights Blog Post 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 Stephen Davis Over the course of the past decade, the embers left by the Sagebrush Revolution—first ignited...
Jan 25 2025 Topics Constitution • Founding Era & History Blog Post Does a New Critique of Originalism by a Historian Neglect the Constitution? John O. McGinnis, Michael B. Rappaport Over at Law & Liberty, Professors John O. McGinnis and Mike Rappaport review a new...
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The Police Power, Good Governing, and Big Tech: How a Power to Protect Became a Power to Punish
What is the “police power”? Most often, the term is used as a synonym for...
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Using Originalism to Attack Mass Incarceration: A Review of Rachel Barkow’s Justice Abandoned
It is a singular fact of life in America that with five percent of the...
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How Far Can the President Take the Recess Appointments Power?
As President Trump prepares for a second term, he has voiced frustration with the Senate...
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Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms Include Two That Are Real
Franklin Roosevelt delivered his eighth State of The Union Address in January of 1941. The...
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A Supreme Court Decision That Should Be Re-Heard
Last May, the Supreme Court issued a surprising and controversial decision in a case called Consumer...
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On Day One, President Trump Took Meaningful Steps to Rein In Administrative Abuse, Protect Due Process, and Improve Government Transparency
As soon as he took office, President Trump issued several Executive Orders aimed at bringing...
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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 Sticks to the Statute In Latest Wage and Hour Case
In a recent decision, the Supreme Court once again stuck to the text and declined...
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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...
Topics
Does a New Critique of Originalism by a Historian Neglect the Constitution?
Over at Law & Liberty, Professors John O. McGinnis and Mike Rappaport review a new...