Constitutionalism
We investigate what it means to be a constitutional people who remain tethered to the rule of law.
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Farewell to the President’s New East Wing
Both Congress and the President have acted in violation of the public trust doctrine.
The Constitution and Birthright Citizenship: A Rejoinder to Professor Yoo
Foreigners can come to America and become “Americans” not by their mere presence on American soil but by embracing the principles upon which this country was founded.
A Theory of Natural Rights Citizenship Must Comport with the Constitution’s Text
The fundamental problem with political theorists interpreting the Constitution is that they are not interpreting it. Instead, they are using the Constitution to advance a political theory.
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Regulating AI: Is the Rule of Law Possible?
The stakes of the AI race are too high to enact a framework rife with pitfalls that will inevitably result in legal challenges and political disputes, outcomes that do little other than assist our adversaries.
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Fighting Anti-Semitism from the Bench
Justice Gorsuch’s Warning
The Common Law and Citizenship in the Constitution: A Response to Linda Denno
The End of Independent Agencies
The Constitution, Birthright Citizenship, and a Self-Governing Republic
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