Archive | Constitutional Law
Profile of Judge Ed Korman
By Nick Rosenkranz on June 16, 2013 11:05 pm in Constitutional Law, Constitutional Theory, Health Care, Originalism, Politicizing Science
Can a Treaty Increase The Power of Congress?
Batman, Appropriations, and “Augmentation”
By Ryan Davidson, guest-blogging on June 6, 2013 9:48 am in Constitutional Law, Literature, Popular Culture
The Bourne Implausibility: Movie Inspires Blog Post, Which Inspires Video, Which Inspires Blog Post
By Nick Rosenkranz on June 1, 2013 1:12 pm in Constitutional Law, Fifth Amendment, National Security, Popular Culture, Targeted Killing
Audio of My Discussion of the Supreme Court with Prof. Eric Segall on Stand Up! With Pete Dominick
Bond Amicus Brief for Cato et al.
Upcoming XM Sirius Radio Appearance on the Current Supreme Court Term
Paul Clement’s Brief for Petitioner in Bond v. United States
Why maximal enforcement of federal gun laws is not always a good idea
By David Kopel on April 26, 2013 4:27 am in Commerce Clause, Congress, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Federalism, Guns, Immigration, Necessary and Proper, Supreme Court, War on Drugs
Right and Left Continue to Change Where they Stand on Standing
Knives and the Second Amendment
By David Kopel on March 25, 2013 12:43 pm in Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Defense of Property, Non-Firearms Arms, Self-Defense
Judicial Nominations and Competing Constitutional “Mainstreams”
By Ilya Somin on March 19, 2013 8:15 pm in Conservatism, Constitutional Law, Constitutional Theory, Judicial Nominations
Immigration and the Constitution
Defining “High Seas Felonies” in Another Country
By Eugene Kontorovich on March 18, 2013 9:00 am in Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Foreign and Religious Law in American Courts, Global Governance/World Government, International Law, National Security, Uncategorized, War on Drugs