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New in Legal Studies  Citizens United Explained"If the First Amendment has any force, it prohibits Congress from fining or jailing citizens, or associations of citizens, for simply engaging in political speech." 2/8/2010 >>more The President’s Speech Will Be “Great” You may find yourself actually believing what you think you are hearing him say. 1/27/2010 >>more White House Arrogance We can only hope that Tuesday's events will cause this Administration to pause and remember that they were put in power to serve the people, not to impose their radical views on them. 1/21/2010 >>more Second Circuit Gets a Second Look at Indecency The Second Circuit Court of Appeals gets a chance to do the right thing and protect families from indecent material as they hear arguments on the now-famous “fleeting expletives” case. 1/13/2010 >>more What’s this I hear about a Challenge to Marriage in California? I Thought the People Had Voted What can the proponents of same-sex "marriage" possibly argue now? 1/13/2010 >>more |
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Judges Like a Blind Man in the Watch Tower - 11/17/2009 Just a Thought: Liberal Judicial Activist Set for a Vote  - 11/12/2009Back to Plan A: The Courts - 10/29/2009 Coalition Letter in Opposition to the Nomination of Judge David Hamilton - 4/28/2009 Obama Names His First Judicial Nominee - 3/26/2009 |
Supreme Court Life and Death of the 'Empathy Standard' - 8/7/2009 The Death of the Living Constitution - 8/6/2009 Graham's Sellout on Sotomayor - 7/31/2009 Day IV: The Real Life Consequences of a Radical Judicial Philosophy - 7/16/2009 Sotomayor and the Law through the Eyes of a First-Year Law Student - 7/16/2009 |
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Other Constitutional Issues The President’s Speech Will Be “Great” - 1/27/2010 It’s a Small World After All - 5/15/2009 Just a Thought with Mario Diaz: It’s a Small World After All - 5/15/2009Just a Thought with Mario Diaz: The Trouble with Harry Knox and the White House - 5/14/2009Obama-Biden Judicial Litmus Test Exposed, But Who Cares? - 10/8/2008 |
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