The Seventh Annual Executive Branch Review Conference will take place on Wednesday, May 8 at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C. This day-long conference will feature plenary panels, addresses, and breakout panels that will examine a Regulatory Reform "Report Card." Register now!
What impact did Chief Justice John Marshall have on the burgeoning Supreme Court in the early days of America? Richard Brookhiser paints a picture of the substantial impact that John Marshall had on American jurisprudence.
The law enforcement landscape is ever-changing, with issues such as the challenges associated with electronically stored information, encryption, cyber warfare, fentanyl, and election disinformation campaigns requiring new solutions. Three U.S. Attorneys discuss some of the most pressing challenges facing law enforcement.
How can oil and gas companies access and transport the valuable resources beneath the ground while ensuring the protection of the landowner’s sacred rights to protect their own property? Jacki Deason outlines this tension between pipeline construction and eminent domain and how some landowners have strengthened their rights.
Proponents of qualified immunity argue that it is necessary for police officers to perform their job without the fear of being sued. Critics say that qualified immunity offers too much protection for the police and lessens their accountability. Two experts discuss.
On March 15-16, the 38th National Student Symposium was hosted by the Arizona State University chapter at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law in Phoenix, AZ. The theme for the Symposium was “The Resurgence of Economic Liberty.” Watch the livestreams now!
Should the courts defer to agencies’ interpretations of their own regulations? Adam White analyzes the past, present, and future of Auer deference in Kisor v. Wilkie.
The Article I Initiative and the Georgetown Law Student Chapter were pleased to host the First Annual Legislative Branch Review Conference on February 6 in Washington, DC. The event featured current and former members of Congress, policy analysts, and academics. Part of the conference was livestreamed. Watch now!
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[PODCAST] Examining the California Consumer Privacy Act https://t.co/GDrk9b0TiS Featuring @GusHurwitz, @ericgoldman, & Lindsey Tonsager
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[CALL BEGINS in 10 MINS] William J. Colwell, Jr. Memorial Teleforum: Security Clearances - Executive Discretion or… https://t.co/eRKnzvBlFm
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[PAPER] Consumer Welfare & the Rule of Law: The Case Against the New Populist Antitrust Movement https://t.co/IqokY3Kduo
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[TODAY] William J. Colwell, Jr. Memorial Teleforum: Security Clearances - Executive Discretion or Executive Overrea… https://t.co/odWLFQfak2
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[BLOG] Rule of Law Is Not Rule of Lawyers https://t.co/wxDDugQ5RC
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What kind of legal authority do federal executive branch agencies have? In this No. 86 video, @SusanEDudley gives a… https://t.co/RqHkSmEzUi
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[PODCAST] Book Review: Dawn of the Code War https://t.co/pryNExXaTs
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This teleforum considers the antitrust consent decrees that have regulated a large part of the music...
After over two years of regulatory inactivity, the Wage and Hour Division of the U.S....
The Federalist Society’s Practice Group members are grouped by substantive area of law. Every Practice Group has an Executive Committee that meets once a month via conference call. These volunteers help direct the efforts of the Practice Group: they organize events, including Teleforum calls, in person programs, and the panels for the Federalist Society’s flagship event, our National Lawyers Convention.