Good faith and fair dealing—adherence to what we might call “norms”—is essential to the functioning of American government.

Earlier today, I published a guest essay on economist Bryan Caplan's popular Bet On It substack, explaining how federal constitutional litigation can play a key role in expanding affordable housing by ...

Review by: Richard H. Fallon, Jr. The University of Chicago Law Review is a quarterly journal of legal scholarship. Often cited in Supreme Court and other court opinions, as well as in other scholarly ...

Professor Lois Schwartz thinks Constitutional Law has the largest gap between teaching and testing of any subject. But you don't have to be blind-sided by Con Law. Schwartz has clear, concise ...

To continue my preview of The Heritage Guide to the Constitution, which will ship on October 14, here are the authors of essays 51–75.

The annual Constitution Essay Contest, sponsored by attorney Larry Kobrovsky, gives Mount Pleasant students and adults the opportunity to ponder a specific aspect of the Constitution. This year’s ...

A New York Times guest essay argued that liberals need to stop caring about the "broken" Constitution and instead find others roads to enact policy, or perhaps make the world’s longest surviving ...

In October, The New York Times published an opinion essay by Berkeley law professor (and law school dean) Erwin Chemerinsky originally titled “Amy Coney Barrett’s Originalism Threatens Our Freedoms.” ...

The Moultrie News is pleased to co-sponsor the annual Constitution Essay Contest in coordination with local attorney Larry Kobrovsky. "It's a great honor to participate in this, with the voice of our ...