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How to sum up Justice Scalia’s impact on the law? We can begin with his jurisprudence on the structural Constitution, which I discussed in part 2. Scalia’s warnings about independent agencies and administrative overreach have gained traction in decision after decision Read more at National Review.READ MORE
Part 1 in this series discussed Justice Scalia’s originalism and talent as a wordsmith. It is worthwhile to dedicate the second part of this series to the structural Constitution because of its immense importance in his work. Indeed, Scalia regularly emphasized the importance of the structural commands of the Constitution as even more crucial to protecting []READ MORE
Today marks the 90th birthday of Justice Antonin Scalia. This, of course, follows the tenth anniversary of his death last month, which was an occasion for reflection on the sudden loss in 2016 of the lion of originalism after almost three decades of service on the Supreme Court. Today I begin a three-part series on the principles []READ MORE
How would you feel if your opposing counsel in a lawsuit was also running continuing education classes for the judge in the case, and was doing so on your dime? That’s essentially what is happening right now in environmental litigation.READ MORE
The Supreme Court’s intervention is critical to combating the weaponization of state courts by activists who hope to achieve through litigation what they cannot achieve through legislation.READ MORE
Let us recall five highlights of 2025—decisions that limited judicial overreach, affirmed state authority to protect children, defended parental rights in education, and helped clear up confusion regarding both the religion and speech clauses of the First Amendment. READ MORE
Yesterday in Mirabelli v. Bonta, the Supreme Court put on hold California’s law requiring public schools to secretly transition children without their parents’ knowledge. The state had adopted policies directing public schools to socially transition children to a different gender identity—using different names and pronouns—without ever telling their parents. Not only were mom and dad kept []READ MORE
The Left’s preferred avenue for enacting its radical agenda is not persuading voters at the ballot box, but weaponized lawfare. READ MORE
“The hits keep coming for left-wing trial lawyers. Alaska Attorney General Steve Cox has now issued a for-cause termination notice to the trial lawyers at Motley Rice. The firing is based on allegations that the firm violated conflict-of-interest and confidentiality provisions of its contract with the state as it failed to disclose and obtain necessary waivers for []READ MORE
“As Virginia voters cast their votes for the state’s next attorney general, they face a clear choice between principled leadership and blatant disregard for a legal system they’ll be tasked with enforcing.” Read More HERE.READ MORE
