Donald Trump is the Kindest, Bravest, Warmest, Most Wonderful President I’ve Ever Known in my Life by Steven Calabresi

The Law and Policy of Medbeds

Judicial Deference to Presidential AI-Generated Social Media Posts

“… and therefore, we hold that the Take Care Clause unconstitutionally infringes on the President’s exercise of discretion in carrying out his Article II duties.”

“Because $50,000 in US paper money was not a ‘thing of value’ at English common law prior to the existence of the US government, we hold . . . .” -SCOTUS, five years from now

The History and Tradition of Calvinball

The Licensing of the Press Act of 2025: An Idea Whose Time Has Come

Late-Night Talk-Show Hosts as "Officers of the United States"

Jean-Paul Marat Was Practicing Politics the Right Way by Ezra Klein

A Model State Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service

No True Bull: The Prosecutorial Power to Reverse Unreasonable Grand Jury Findings

Vice-Admiralty Courts: A Founding-Era Solution to the Modern Problem of Faithless Grand Juries

Alexander's the Great's Boat-Burning: A Reevaluation of the Historical Sources by Ilan Wurman

Penumbras and Emanations from Unsigned Summary Orders in Emergency Cases by Neil Gorsuch

Fearless Leader is More Genius than Usual by Boris Badenov and Tulsi Gabbard

Lip-Bu Tan as an "Officer[] of the United States"

Holding Grand Jurors in Contempt: Why the Fifth Amendment's Text Does Not Codify Bushel's Case

The Shaky Historical Foundations of the Grand Jury

Comstock Act Preemption

Ship Money and Other Historical Precedents for an Implied Executive Taxation Power

Dicta and Holding in Trump v. Hawaii

Why the 𝘙𝘦𝘱𝘶𝘣𝘭𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘯 Guarantee Clause Means What It Says

The Vigorous Executive and the Presidential Fitness Test

Is Muriel Bowser Unconstitutional? Article II Limits on the Seat of Government Clause

The History and Tradition of Lèse-Majesté

The Originalist Case Against the Twenty-Second Amendment

A Humean Theory of For-Cause Removal

Common-Good Concentration Camps by Adrian Vermuele

The Originalist Case Against Avocado Toast

The Power to Appoint (Judges) Implies the Power to Remove (Judges): Why Article III Vests the President with Unreviewable Discretion to Determine What Constitutes “Good Behavior”