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The Prince and the Constitutional Order
A Post for “No Kings Day”
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The Nature and Exercise of the Pardon Power: Three Perspectives
The New Digest is delighted to publish today a guest essay by Elijah Granet.
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Fetishistic Textualism
An Example from Civil Procedure
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Jeremy Christiansen
Monstrous Government (Reprise)
From the Ius & Iustitium Archives
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Adrian Vermeule
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Some Notes on Justice and Fallen Man in the Classical Natural Law Tradition
I just uploaded a new paper to SSRN on the topic of Justice and fallen man in the classical natural law tradition.
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The Next Supreme Court Appointment?
Judge Paul Matey, Model Jurist
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Adrian Vermeule
[Paywall removed] The Groupchat of the Solicitors General
By Salvator R.
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A forum for short essays on law, politics, political theology, postliberalism, and the common good. We offer reflections on the classical legal tradition and ius commune, and how their precepts and ideas can be adapted and translated.
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