The Trump Administration's mass deportation efforts are a cruel, violent affront to the values of our nation.

Republican lawmakers already on the defensive over Donald Trump’s $1.8 billion “slush fund” and his controversial IRS deal approved by acting-Attorney General Todd Blanche have a new “headache,” repor...

The rule of law depends on us. As a tumultuous period for law and liberty continues, we remember that our Constitution is not self-enforcing. Its survival depends on people willing to defend it. In re...

The Society for the Rule of Law is a national membership organization of conservative, libertarian, and center-right lawyers, alongside independent and open-minded constitutionalists, committed to def...

The deal that President Donald Trump reached with his own administration to set-up an “anti-weaponization fund” for his allies is the latest example of how his second stint in the White House has focu...

The Society for the Rule of Law is a national membership organization of conservative, libertarian, and center-right lawyers, alongside independent and open-minded constitutionalists, committed to def...

The president threatened to sue his own administration, and will hand out the pay-off

The Treasury Department would have been responsible for distributing payments to those who successfully filed claims with the anti-weaponization fund

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The Society for the Rule of Law is a national membership organization of conservative, libertarian, and center-right lawyers, alongside independent and open-minded constitutionalists, committed to def...

The Society for the Rule of Law has joined in filing an amicus brief with the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in United States v. Maddox, in support of the U.S. District Court fo...

From George Washington forward, character has been the first essential attribute of the presidency.

There are many reasons former AG Pam Bondi wouldn’t touch this 'case.' But Todd Blanche is made of sterner – or at least less squeamish – stuff.

It's past time for Congress to stop abdicating its constitutional responsibilities.

Jamil Jaffer and Scott Anderson discuss relevant legal and political checks on executive power during recent U.S. military operations in Iran.

In The Atlantic, Gregg Nunziata argues that the conservative legal movement needs to rediscover its skepticism of executive power.

The legal right spent decades empowering the presidency. Now it must reckon with the system it helped create.

It is unfathomable and unconscionable that the families of Renee Good and Alex Pretti have no remedy for the wrongs that were done to them.

It is unfathomable and unconscionable that the families of Renee Good and Alex Pretti have no remedy for the wrongs that were done to them.

America needs a national policy to govern transformative AI.

Federal courts should not invent deadlines that Congress never imposed.

The Founders built a system in which federal officers who hurt people could be hauled into court.

The corruption of the pardon power has been decades in the making. It’s time to fix it.

A typology of "bad pardons," and the threat they pose to our republic.

As norms are shattered, the goals of the clemency project are shifting fast.

A warning from the first-ever Chief Privacy Officer of the DHS.

The brief argues that the administration's appointment of a U.S. Attorney was unlawful.

If we find the courage to speak truth to power, America will once again be the envy of the world.

The fight over the SAVE America Act demonstrates the extent of our Congressional dysfunction.

More than 175 former federal and state judges signed the unprecedented brief.