A distinguished SRL panel discusses the rise of "acting" executive branch officials and whether circumventing Senate confirmation undermines checks and balances.

It will sap precious political capital from more worthy reforms and lead to greater political polarization

Protecting the Constitution and rule of law against illiberalism, without regard to political party or partisan affiliation. Checks & Balances is a newsletter and podcast of the Society for the Rule o...

Pulitzer Prize winning historian, Dr. Edward Larson, on the Declaration of Independence, the Election of 1800, and America at 250.

The Biden administration squandered a chance to strengthen the republic. Can the party take advantage of its next opportunity?

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The Attorney General should demonstrate a commitment to the Rule of Law and impartial stewardship.

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

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

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...

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

Conservative legal commentator Gregg Nunziata outlines reasons why conservatives should reject broad views of executive power.

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

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.

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

A talk with Gregg Nunziata

We believe in the rule of law, the power of truth, the independence of the criminal justice system, the imperative of individual rights, and the necessity of civil discourse.

Judges view the president’s insistence on political loyalty as damaging to the judiciary.

Is it possible to recruit more conservatives for our universities?

YouTube video by Society for the Rule of Law

The law cannot be seen as a loaded gun on the table.

Why deputizing military lawyers for immigration enforcement is bound to fail.

A pillar of American democracy suffers yet another blow.

The law cannot be seen as a loaded gun on the table.

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

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

The law cannot be seen as a loaded gun on the table.

The law cannot be seen as a loaded gun on the table.

YouTube video by Scott MacFarlane Reports