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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

The Courts as Guardians of Liberty

Judges Must Protect Individual Liberty from Legislative Abuse

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

Ilya Somin

It's Time To End The Poor Relation Status Of Constitutional Property Rights

The Supreme Court should leave well enough alone

Friedrichs v. Calif. Teachers' Association

ICANN needs to return to its Root(s)

Can Congress save the internet?

Law and innovation

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

The government needs prayers

William P. Marshall

Religion and the public square

The Tweeter Laureate of Texas discusses judges' use of social media

Speech restrictions in judicial elections: Good idea or incumbent protection

Campaign finance reform can't punish free speech

It's Buckley, not Citizens United, that created massive spending

But what about the bakers?

Religious exemptions and the conscientious objector

The Roberts Court and the First Amendment

The Roberts Court's B+ grade in protecting free speech

A duty to fight for federalism

Mark A. Behrens

Regulation by litigation

Defining a legitimate scope for the federalization of business crime

Federalism and criminal law

Thomas W. Merrill

Federalism and the fracking revolution

National standards are essential to the success of U.S. Environmental law

Richard H. Pildes

National Elections: Who Makes the Rules?

By Hans A. von Spakovsky
(The Heritage Foundation)

The Freedom to Speak and Participate in Elections

Federalism and the administrative state

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

Federalism: striking the balance

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