Book Signing of 100+ Cases at #FedSoc2022

We are launching the 2nd Edition of #IntroConLaw at the Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention

As I type, a shipment weighing 550 pounds is heading direct from the printing press to the Mayflower D.C. I haven't even seen copies of the Second Edition of An Introduction to Constitutional Law yet. But they will be on premises shortly.

On Friday at 2:00 p.m., Randy and I will signing copies of the paperback at the Federalist Society Convention. This will be your first opportunity to snag a copy. Amazon will not deliver for a few more weeks. We hope you can stop by. David Bernstein will also be signing his new book, Classified.

Alas, the illustrated hardcover edition, which will not be ready for sale. (Much to our consternation, "supply chain" problems delayed the publication of this glossy, hardcover book.) But, we will be signing adhesive book plates for those who pre-order the coffee table book. Place your order today.

Our books have already shot to the top of Amazon's best-seller category for Constitutional Law books. We occupy three of the top four slots.

Comments

[David Bhear]

This is a nice series showing up this Supreme Court. It is nothing but feelings, biases, which side of the bed, hangry vs had a sandwich garbage organization. Not a single decision has the slightest external validation. Its sole validation are men with guns. It has made a lengthy series of catastrophic mistakes. Many stem from an inability to read simple vocabulary words in the constitution. It has caused the Civil War by a lawless decision that cancelled a 30 year old law, a ratified treaty with Canada, and just made shit up to impose its sicko feelings. It is filled with mind reading especially of dead people’s intentions. They killed 60 million babies, and surged crime across the board. Did these lawyers discuss the unmitigated catastrophe that is this garbage court? Why is Dred Scott not discussed in law school?

[apedad]

I live in the Great State of Northern Virginia and could stop by.

Will you pay for (or at least validate) parking?