Keith Whittington is joined by Greg Greubel, a senior attorney at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) and one of the lead attorneys who argued the case against Florida’s Stop W....

The Impeachment Power: The Law, Politics, and Purpose of an Extraordinary Constitutional Tool

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This Essay provides the first examination of the Indiana Senate Bill 202, which was adopted into law in the spring of 2024. The new law imposes an “intellectual diversity” mandate on public university...

The overwhelming weight of evidence indicates that “subject to the jurisdiction” was not used to refer to, or make use of, concepts of “allegiance” but rather was routinely used to describe the cir…

Two new articles now available. One on the conventional legal meaning of "subject to the jurisdiction" in nineteenth century legal discourse. The other on Indiana's intellectual diversity mandate for ...

After a long series of proceedings, including a trial and appeal to the California Supreme Court, John Eastman was disbarred. We don’t yet have a formal opinion affirming the recommendation of the Cal...

The movie theater prank saw three young men cause "a false disturbance to generate a reaction they could film," according to Durham Regional Police of an incident at a Landmark Cinemas theater in Whit...

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