Miscellaneous
Why Is SEL Important to Curriculum Planning?
What is SEL? SEL is an abbreviation for social and emotional learning. It refers to the process through which children and adults acquire and effectively […]
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Justice Barrett Says “Read the Opinion”
Yesterday Justice Amy Coney Barrett gave a speech at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Simi Valley in California. This AP report states that Justice Barrett […]
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The Supreme Court Says You Can Sue Cops Who Frame You on False Charges
Police officers could frame people, file bogus charges, conjure evidence out of thin air—and, in most of the U.S., they would still be immune from […]
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GOP Proposes No Funds For Private Security For Members of Congress Who Call To Defund Police
If a Republican proposal is presented to the chamber, Democrats calling for the defunding of the police might reconsider their position. The Daily Caller exclusive […]
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Under Oregon’s Proposed Rules, Legal Psilocybin Will Be All-Natural, Organic, and GMO-Free
Oregon was the first state to legally allow psilocybin. This initiative, which took place on the 2020 ballot, directed the Oregon Health Authority to develop […]
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Judge Bill Pryor Challenges Common-Good Constitutionalism
Chief Judge William Pryor of U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit gave a lecture last Friday responding to the calls for common-good constitutionalism made by […]
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Article on “Gun Rights, Property Rights, and Takings”
Recently, the Duke Center for Firearms Law published my essay about “Guns, Property Rights, and Takings.” The symposium “Privatizing Gun Debate” features my essay. There […]
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Ted Cruz Hates Due Process
During his Fox News appearance on Sunday, Sen. Ted Cruz (R–Texas) said that Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson and other public defenders root for […]
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Trump Wants Clinton-Appointed Judge Recused From $100 Million Racketeering Lawsuit Against Hillary
Lawyers for Donald Trump are moving forward with a lawsuit of $100 million against Hillary Clinton. They also requested that the judge in the case […]
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Prof. Michael McConnell, Jeff Rosen, and I on the Court’s Recent Free Speech and Religious Freedom Cases
On a Constitution Center podcast: In cases concerning the First Amendment, two Supreme Court decisions were almost unanimously rendered last week. In one, Chief Justice […]