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Now online: David S. Schwartz discusses the impact of Creative 303 and related cases in his article Making Sense of 303 Creative: A Free Speech Solution in Search of a Problem. constitutionalcommentary.lib.umn.edu/wp-content/u...
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Ready for a First Look: David Driesen’s article, Does a Removal Power Exist? Joseph Story and Selective Living Originalism, analyzing Story’s concept of removing executive officers found in his Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States
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Missed the student law review submission cycle? Constitutional Commentary is now reading submissions of short(ish) con law articles that fit our “shorter and less ponderous” format. Click here for details. constitutionalcommentary.lib.umn.edu/submissions/

This was a really great conversation. Many thanks for LMVMN for having me! www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpFI...

Am looking forward to a virtual discussion at 7 PM CT on Tuesday with the League of Women Voters of Minnesota on "Can the President Do That? Understanding Executive Power and State Protections." You can register below. www.lwvmn.org/events

Read Conor Casey’s review of Constitutional Essentials, a work that distills the framework developed by political and legal philosopher John Rawls to offer “guidance for the project of liberal constitutional democracy.”
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New from Constitutional Commentary: Samuel Moyn and Rephael Stern take a deep look at how James Bradley Thayer (1831–1902) sought to save democracy through judicial self-restraint—and how his efforts ultimately failed.
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Check out our new and forthcoming publications with First Look.
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The latest from Constitutional Commentary – read it here before the print edition is available:
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