Faculty Lounge Student Sues Community College for Stopping Him from Passing out Spanish Language Constitutions Spencer Irvine March 31, 2017 Per The College Fix, a college student is suing the Los Angeles-area Pierce College for preventing him from passing out…
Perspectives Scholar: America’s Constitution isn’t about “Inventing New Rights” Malcolm A. Kline February 8, 2017 Don’t expect the Senate hearings on prospective Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch to get into the question of natural law,…
Faculty Lounge Democrats Unhappy with Trump’s Education Pick on Views on Due Process Spencer Irvine January 16, 2017 From The College Fix: President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for secretary of education, Betsy DeVos, is being declared unfit to serve…
Faculty Lounge Abandoning Defensive Crouch Conservative Constitutionalism Spencer Irvine December 15, 2016 Randy Barnett of Georgetown Law wrote a great piece on conservatives going full-throttle, with Constitution in hand, under the Trump…
Faculty Lounge Syracuse University Asks for Public Comment on Revising Free Speech Policies Spencer Irvine November 12, 2016 From Campus Reform: Syracuse University, a school criticized for having one of the most aggressive policies against free speech on…
Faculty Lounge Writer: Obama has Expanded Unchecked Government Power Spencer Irvine November 4, 2016 Our friend George Leef with the insightful read on expanding government power under Barack Obama: We face, as the book’s…
Faculty Lounge The Left’s All-Out Assault on the First Amendment Spencer Irvine October 21, 2016 The Left wants to silence opposition: The Constitution has long been subject to attacks from individuals hostile to its guarantees…
Perspectives When to Take the Fifth (Amendment) Malcolm A. Kline October 5, 2016 The Fifth Amendment may be the Left’s favorite entry on the Bill of Rights but a relatively conservative law professor…
Perspectives Costs of Immigration Enforcement Malcolm A. Kline September 21, 2016 At the Cato Institute recently, a libertarian law professor claimed we could not enforce mass deportations but did not mention…
Perspectives Diversity Without Dissent Malcolm A. Kline September 20, 2016 There is one type of diversity that university officials are manifestly hostile to: diverse viewpoints critical of the policies which…
Perspectives The U. S. Constitution: The Ultimate Endangered Species Malcolm A. Kline September 17, 2016 Back during the 1972 campaign, satirist Mort Sahl, long thought to be a man of the Left but actually quite…
Faculty Lounge Indiana’s Fraternities’ 4th Amendment Rights Could be at Risk Under New Policy Spencer Irvine August 24, 2016 The U.S. Constitution was written the way it was for a reason: Update on a proposal that has just become explicit policy:…
