Oct 21 2020 Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Searching Devices at the Border: What Does the Fourth Amendment Require? Nicole C. Hager In Alasaad v. Wolf, both the U.S. government and plaintiffs – 11 U.S. citizens and...
Oct 8 2020 Topics Founding Era & History • Politics Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Do Term Limits Make a Difference? Richie Angel The Federalist Society is pleased to announce its Student Blog Initiative, a project of the...
May 3 2019 Topics Article I Initiative • Criminal Law & Procedure • Politics • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News Mueller Report Fireworks – And It Isn’t Even the Fourth of July John G. Malcolm And the drama continues! On Wednesday, Attorney General William Barr appeared before the Senate Judiciary...
Mar 26 2018 Topics Civil Rights • International & National Security Law Blog Post News The FBI Was Dangerous When It Was Independent Justin Reed Walker After Andrew McCabe’s recent firing from the FBI, outraged pundits from across the political spectrum...
Sep 28 2016 Publication Federalist Society Review A Second Look at the CREATES Act: What’s Not Being Said Erika Lietzan Note from the Editor: This article critically discusses the CREATES Act, which is currently pending...
Jul 29 2016 Topics Article I Initiative Blog Post News Congress Tries To Restrict Executive Actions John Shu The Separation of Powers Restoration and Second Amendment Protection Act, H.R. 4321, is before the...
Mar 31 2016 Publication Federalist Society Review StingRay Technology and Reasonable Expectations of Privacy in the Internet of Everything Howard W. Cox Note from the Editor: This article discusses cell site simulators, also known as StingRays, and...
Sep 8 2015 Publication Federalist Society Review The Costs of Patent Reform: Early Data and Abuses in the Uneven Playing Field of Post-Issuance Review Gregory Dolin Note from the Editor: This article is a critical examination of patent reform. As always,...
Aug 13 2014 Podcast Privacy and National Security: The Merits of the Leahy FISA Reform Bill - Podcast Stewart A. Baker, Harley Geiger Following the Snowden leaks, the country is once again re-examining the proper balance between national...
Feb 1 2013 Publication Federalist Society Review The America Invents Act May Be Constitutionally Infirm if It Repeals the Bar Against Patenting After Secret Commercial Use Ron Katznelson Note from the Editor: This paper analyzes the constitutionality of the new conditions for patentability...
Searching Devices at the Border: What Does the Fourth Amendment Require?
In Alasaad v. Wolf, both the U.S. government and plaintiffs – 11 U.S. citizens and...
Topics
Do Term Limits Make a Difference?
The Federalist Society is pleased to announce its Student Blog Initiative, a project of the...
Topics
Mueller Report Fireworks – And It Isn’t Even the Fourth of July
And the drama continues! On Wednesday, Attorney General William Barr appeared before the Senate Judiciary...
Topics
The FBI Was Dangerous When It Was Independent
After Andrew McCabe’s recent firing from the FBI, outraged pundits from across the political spectrum...
A Second Look at the CREATES Act: What’s Not Being Said
Erika Lietzan
Note from the Editor: This article critically discusses the CREATES Act, which is currently pending...
Topics
Congress Tries To Restrict Executive Actions
The Separation of Powers Restoration and Second Amendment Protection Act, H.R. 4321, is before the...
StingRay Technology and Reasonable Expectations of Privacy in the Internet of Everything
Howard W. Cox
Note from the Editor: This article discusses cell site simulators, also known as StingRays, and...
The Costs of Patent Reform: Early Data and Abuses in the Uneven Playing Field of Post-Issuance Review
Gregory Dolin
Note from the Editor: This article is a critical examination of patent reform. As always,...
Privacy and National Security: The Merits of the Leahy FISA Reform Bill - Podcast
Stewart A. Baker, Harley Geiger
Following the Snowden leaks, the country is once again re-examining the proper balance between national...
The America Invents Act May Be Constitutionally Infirm if It Repeals the Bar Against Patenting After Secret Commercial Use
Ron Katznelson
Note from the Editor: This paper analyzes the constitutionality of the new conditions for patentability...