Justice Thomas: Courage in Defense of Natural Law Constitutionalism
His speech deserves careful attention—and considerable praise.
Post-Enron Statute Could Be Used to Round Up Lawfare Conspirators
Bringing the anti-Trumpers to justice.
Trump’s Airstrikes on Iran Are Perfectly Constitutional
They comply with both the law and the Constitution.
The Tariff Wears Two Hats: What the SCOTUS Majority Overlooked
The president is the sole organ of foreign policy.
Executive Power Could Be Making a Comeback
A century-old case law lurking in the disqualifications of Trump’s interim U.S. attorneys.
A Constitutional Turning Point?
This Supreme Court term could be consequential.
Trump’s Flag-Burning Executive Order Is Constitutional
Texas v. Johnson allows the president to act.
CASA Is a Step in the Right Direction
But much more needs to be done to recover the Citizenship Clause.
Supreme Confusion
Chaos reigned at the Court—and a dose of judicial supremacy to boot.
Birthright Citizenship: Game On!
The 14th Amendment does not confer automatic citizenship.
Listen to the Legislators
Two cheers from—and for—Yoo and Delahunty
John Eastman’s Statement on His Cancelled Participation in a Chapman Law Review Symposium
Chapman University capitulates to cancel culture.
Setting the Record Straight on the POTUS “Ask”
Vice President Pence was not asked to reject electoral votes.
Scholarly Debate is Dead
Cause of death: Twitter mobs.
