Jul 1 2003 Publication Hot Topics: Judicial Activism Michael B. Brennan, Michael S. Greve When President George W. Bush announced his first nominations for the federal bench, he declared,...
Nov 16 2023 Topics Civil Rights • Professional Responsibility & Legal Education Blog Post News The Campus Climate for Jews: One FedSoc Student Leader’s Perspective Samantha Crane Hamas’ recent terrorist attack on Israel has prompted an increasing disconnect between myself, my campus,...
Dec 12 2023 Publication State Court Docket Watch Wisconsin Supreme Court Finds Local "User Fees" To Be Unlawful Property Taxes Daniel Suhr The difference between a tax and a user fee may seem obvious at first glance:...
Dec 12 2023 Publication State Court Docket Watch Smell of Marijuana Alone Can Justify an Arrest, Even After Legalization of Hemp, Says Wisconsin Supreme Court Anthony Sanders In State v. Moore,[1] decided on June 20, 2023, the Wisconsin Supreme Court faced a...
Aug 30 2017 Publication Federalist Society Review How to Regulate the Internet Kathleen Q. Abernathy Federalist Society Review, Volume 18 Note from the Editor: This article traces the history of the FCC’s approach to regulating...
Nov 19 2016 Video Event Videos Professional Responsibility & Legal Education: Using Judicial Processes for Political Purposes Steven Colloton, Arthur D. Hellman, Patrick Morrisey, Patrick A. Parenteau, John J. Park, Kimberley A. Strassel 2016 National Lawyers Convention “Those who won our independence," Justice Brandeis wrote nearly a century ago, “eschewed silence coerced...
Nov 19 2016 Podcast Professional Responsibility & Legal Education: Using Judicial Processes for Political Purposes Steven Colloton, Arthur D. Hellman, Patrick Morrisey, Patrick A. Parenteau, John J. Park, Kimberley A. Strassel 2016 National Lawyers Convention “Those who won our independence," Justice Brandeis wrote nearly a century ago, “eschewed silence coerced...
Jun 19 2017 Publication Federalist Society Review Beyond the Red-Blue Divide: An Overview of Current Trends in State Non-Compete Law J. Gregory Grisham Federalist Society Review, Volume 18 Introduction Covenants not to compete (“non-competes”)[1] have a long history dating back to the medieval...
Jan 2 2024 Topics Article I Initiative • Intellectual Property • Federalism & Separation of Powers • International & National Security Law Blog Post News Legislative Lessons from Cutting Procedural Corners James Edwards Concerns about the approach taken on well-intentioned legislation led to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim...
Oct 1 2002 Publication Federalist Society Review The "Female-Friendly" Workplace Christine Stolba Shame is a powerful emotion—a “condition of humiliating disgrace or disrepute” according to a standard...
Hot Topics: Judicial Activism
Michael B. Brennan, Michael S. Greve
When President George W. Bush announced his first nominations for the federal bench, he declared,...
Topics
The Campus Climate for Jews: One FedSoc Student Leader’s Perspective
Hamas’ recent terrorist attack on Israel has prompted an increasing disconnect between myself, my campus,...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Finds Local "User Fees" To Be Unlawful Property Taxes
Daniel Suhr
The difference between a tax and a user fee may seem obvious at first glance:...
Smell of Marijuana Alone Can Justify an Arrest, Even After Legalization of Hemp, Says Wisconsin Supreme Court
Anthony Sanders
In State v. Moore,[1] decided on June 20, 2023, the Wisconsin Supreme Court faced a...
How to Regulate the Internet
Kathleen Q. Abernathy
Federalist Society Review, Volume 18
Note from the Editor: This article traces the history of the FCC’s approach to regulating...
Professional Responsibility & Legal Education: Using Judicial Processes for Political Purposes
Steven Colloton, Arthur D. Hellman, Patrick Morrisey, Patrick A. Parenteau, John J. Park, Kimberley A. Strassel
2016 National Lawyers Convention
“Those who won our independence," Justice Brandeis wrote nearly a century ago, “eschewed silence coerced...
Professional Responsibility & Legal Education: Using Judicial Processes for Political Purposes
Steven Colloton, Arthur D. Hellman, Patrick Morrisey, Patrick A. Parenteau, John J. Park, Kimberley A. Strassel
2016 National Lawyers Convention
“Those who won our independence," Justice Brandeis wrote nearly a century ago, “eschewed silence coerced...
Beyond the Red-Blue Divide: An Overview of Current Trends in State Non-Compete Law
J. Gregory Grisham
Federalist Society Review, Volume 18
Introduction Covenants not to compete (“non-competes”)[1] have a long history dating back to the medieval...
Topics
Legislative Lessons from Cutting Procedural Corners
Concerns about the approach taken on well-intentioned legislation led to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim...
The "Female-Friendly" Workplace
Christine Stolba
Shame is a powerful emotion—a “condition of humiliating disgrace or disrepute” according to a standard...