Jan 18 2019 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Professional Responsibility & Legal Education Blog Post News Principles and Restatements: Is the American Law Institute Jumping the Shark? Eileen J. O'Connor The American Law Institute was formed in 1923 by such legal luminaries as Chief Justice...
Jan 31 2019 Topics Federal Courts • Litigation • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News Net Neutrality Back in Court: Will the Economics Hold Up? Lawrence J. Spiwak Tomorrow, the sordid tale of net neutrality heads back to court at the D.C. Circuit...
May 27 2022 Topics Separation of Powers Blog Post Congress Must Decide How to Choose Between Courts and Agency Adjudication Devin Watkins For some time, the Securities and Exchange Commission has had a choice of prosecutorial forums:...
Aug 10 2016 Blog Post News The Libertarian Case for Originalism Evan D. Bernick Amongst proponents of limited government—be they conservatives or libertarians—originalism is the theory of constitutional interpretation...
Oct 4 2005 Publication Federalist Society Review “And What Do You Say I Am?”: The Meaning of the Kentucky Display Gerard V. Bradley In McCreary County v. ACLU, a bare majority of the Supreme Court affirmed that secularism...
Feb 15 2005 Publication Bar Watch Bulletin February 15, 2005 House of Delegates Action, Religious Hospitals, Patent Rights Today we report on Monday’s actions from the House of Delegates. A number of new...
Jun 13 2016 Topics Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News Williams v. Pennsylvania: Supreme Court Holds Judge Can't Hear Case He Once Prosecuted Evan D. Bernick The legal principle that “No person may be a judge in his own cause” can...
Jun 23 2023 Publication Federalist Society Review Textualism in Alabama Jay Mitchell Federalist Society Review, Volume 24 Textualism is alive and well in Alabama. This interpretive doctrine teaches that legal texts have...
Jul 4 2023 Topics Founding Era & History Blog Post News Independence Day Randolph J. May Over the years, as I have contemplated writing my annual Independence Day message, I have...
Oct 17 2023 Publication Federalist Society Review Religious Liberty Pragmatism Nick Reaves, Matthew Krauter Federalist Society Review, Volume 24 A review of Thomas C. Berg, Religious Liberty in a Polarized Age (Eerdmans 2023) In...
Topics
Principles and Restatements: Is the American Law Institute Jumping the Shark?
The American Law Institute was formed in 1923 by such legal luminaries as Chief Justice...
Topics
Net Neutrality Back in Court: Will the Economics Hold Up?
Tomorrow, the sordid tale of net neutrality heads back to court at the D.C. Circuit...
Topics
Congress Must Decide How to Choose Between Courts and Agency Adjudication
For some time, the Securities and Exchange Commission has had a choice of prosecutorial forums:...
The Libertarian Case for Originalism
Amongst proponents of limited government—be they conservatives or libertarians—originalism is the theory of constitutional interpretation...
“And What Do You Say I Am?”: The Meaning of the Kentucky Display
Gerard V. Bradley
In McCreary County v. ACLU, a bare majority of the Supreme Court affirmed that secularism...
Bar Watch Bulletin February 15, 2005
House of Delegates Action, Religious Hospitals, Patent Rights
Today we report on Monday’s actions from the House of Delegates. A number of new...
Topics
Williams v. Pennsylvania: Supreme Court Holds Judge Can't Hear Case He Once Prosecuted
The legal principle that “No person may be a judge in his own cause” can...
Textualism in Alabama
Jay Mitchell
Federalist Society Review, Volume 24
Textualism is alive and well in Alabama. This interpretive doctrine teaches that legal texts have...
Topics
Independence Day
Over the years, as I have contemplated writing my annual Independence Day message, I have...
Religious Liberty Pragmatism
Nick Reaves, Matthew Krauter
Federalist Society Review, Volume 24
A review of Thomas C. Berg, Religious Liberty in a Polarized Age (Eerdmans 2023) In...