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Celebrate Liberty Month - Debate, Discuss and Decide

The Federalist Society and The Washington Times celebrate Liberty Month with a collection of essays every day covering principles to preserve freedom, the separation of governmental powers and the Constitution.

Recent Stories

Celebrate Liberty Month: The Courts as Guardians of Liberty

By Charles J. Cooper

Celebrate Liberty Month: Judges Must Protect Individual Liberty from Legislative Abuse

By Randy E. Barnett

Celebrate Liberty Month: Federal Protection Of Private Property: A Cure Worse Than The Disease?

By Rick Hills

Ilya Somin

Celebrate Liberty Month: It's Time To End The Poor Relation Status Of Constitutional Property Rights

By Ilya Somin

Celebrate Liberty Month: The Supreme Court should leave well enough alone

By Ann C. Hodges

Celebrate Liberty Month: Friedrichs v. Calif. Teachers' Association

By Michael Rosman

Celebrate Liberty Month: ICANN needs to return to its Root(s)

By John Kneuer

Celebrate Liberty Month: Can Congress save the internet?

By Robert McDowell

Celebrate Liberty Month: Law and innovation

By John O. Mcginnis

Celebrate Liberty Month: The 5 W's regarding the need for H.R. 9 and patent reform

By Kristen Osenga

CELEBRATE LIBERTY MONTH: The government needs prayers

By David F. Forte

William P. Marshall

Celebrate Liberty Month: Religion and the public square

By William P. Marshall

Celebrate Liberty Month: The Tweeter Laureate of Texas--@JusticeWillett--discusses judges' use of

By Don Willett

Celebrate Liberty Month: Speech restrictions in judicial elections: Good idea or incumbent protectio

By Jonathan Keim

Celebrate Liberty Month: Campaign finance reform can't punish free speech

By Stephen Klein

Celebrate Liberty Month: It's Buckley, not Citizens United, that created massive spending

By Alan B. Morrison

Celebrate Liberty Month: But what about the bakers?

By Ilya Shapiro

Celebrate Liberty Month: Religious exemptions and the conscientious objector

By Mike Seidman

Celebrate Liberty Month: The Roberts Court and the First Amendment

By Erwin Chemerinsky

Celebrate Liberty Month: The Roberts Court's B+ grade in protecting free speech

By Gerald Walpin

Celebrate Liberty Month: A duty to fight for federalism

By Elbert Lin

Mark A. Behrens

CELEBRATE LIBERTY MONTH: Regulation by litigation

By Mark A. Behrens

Celebrate Liberty Month: Defining a legitimate scope for the federalization of business crime

By George J. Terwilliger III

Celebrate Liberty Month: Federalism and criminal law

By John S. Baker Jr.

Thomas W. Merrill

Celebrate Liberty Month: Federalism and the fracking revolution

By Thomas W. Merrill

Celebrate Liberty Month: National standards are essential to the success of U.S. Environmental law

By Robert V. Percival

Richard H. Pildes

Celebrate Liberty Month: National Elections: Who Makes the Rules?

By Richard H. Pildes

By Hans A. von Spakovsky
(The Heritage Foundation)

Celebrate Liberty Month: The Freedom to Speak and Participate in Elections

By Hans A. Von Spakovsky

Celebrate Liberty Month: Federalism and the administrative state

By John S. Baker Jr.

Elizabeth B. Wydra, Chief Counsel of the Constitutional Accountability Center (CAC). November 11, 2010. Photo by Diego M. Radzinschi/THE NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL.

Celebrate Liberty Month: Federalism: striking the balance

By Elizabeth Wydra

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