More than you might think—and it’s getting better all the time.
Why Article I's residence requirement applies to appointees.
The residence question is closer than it might appear.
A long history of amending resolutions with legal effect.
A defense of institutional neutrality.
reviewing Common Good Constitutionalism.
What power lets Congress exempt harassment allegations from NDAs?
(available as forthcoming from the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies)
A review of Adrian Vermeule's Common Good Constitutionalism
On government curation and government speech.
Would the outcome in Dobbs put originalism in doubt?
A new norm to limit expedites.
Another way to understand what originalists are doing.
What original principles would say about this term's big case.
A "self-pardon" might bring about exactly the prosecution it seeks to avoid.
A response to our criticism of a proposed Bluebook rule.
The original rules might not be found in the text.
Do legislative subpoenas really need a limiting principle?
The plaintiffs' quarrel is with the statute book, not the defendants.
An old argument against "flexible and changeable interpretation."
What makes history constitutionally relevant?
A new decision on sovereign immunity, and what it means for originalists.
Congress should fix its FGM statute—and all the other ones too.
Will a popular vote produce more fraud?
One underappreciated benefit of voting by states.