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Upcoming "Introduction to Constitutional Law" Book Talks and Signings
Randy Barnett and I will be signing books at the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention
On 11/13/19 at noon, Randy Barnett and I will be giving a book talk on "100 Supreme Court Cases" at the Heritage Foundation. This event is open to the public. You can RSVP here.
And on 11/16/19 at 10:30 a.m., Randy and I will be signing books at the Federalist Society Lawyers Convention.
The book is, alas, once again sold out on Amazon. (Demand has far exceeded supply, and we are already onto our second printing). In the interim, you can purchase the ebook, or the subscription to video library. We will have copies for sale at both events. We hope to see you there.
Recently, Mark Levin interviewed Randy about the book. You can listen here.
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I’m all for some light logrolling in the Somin/Bernstein style, but this needs to stop.
Agree.
The “this day… ” posts that refer to a case just link to an ad for the book, not to an actual discussion of the case.
Still, that’s better than, “On this date John Marshall bought a new shirt.”
I hope the talks are more than short one liners which tell you to buy a book and look on page so-and-thus.
If it was a few thousand miles closer I would definitely attend.
In a cruel twist, as Josh signs the books at Heritage, and someone mentions NFIB v. Sebelius and he talks about how the individual mandate was actually unconstitutional, the attic gives way and he gets hit with old copies of Heritage’s 1989 book “A National Health System for America”.
I suspect those were shredded down to microscopic pieces of paper, which were then burned.
The title does turn up when you search the Heritage site, but when you get to that page . . . it’s blank!!
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Heritage . . . Federalist Society . . . Levin . . . persuasive signs this is a mainstream, rather than separatist right-wing, work.
It’ll be huge at Liberty, Regent, Ave Maria, Mississippi, Appalachian, and the Koch corner of George Mason, though.
Do members of the Federalist Society have an existential crisis when hearing the expansive constitutional interpretations of the early Federalist Court? At some point they must realize they are in fact Anti-Federalists (which would be bad branding though)