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Fireside Chat with FTC Commissioner Noah Phillips: The House Judiciary Antitrust Staff Report

402

Feddie Night Fights: Fulton v. City of Philadelphia: Fostering Faith or Fostering Hate?

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Debate: The True Extent of Presidential Power

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Panel V: The Conflict Between Text and Precedent in Constitutional Adjudication [Archive Collection]

405

The True Extent of Executive Power

406

Panel III: Originalist Theories of Constitutional Interpretation [Archive Collection]

407

A Discussion on Nationwide Injunctions

408

Covid-19 & Constitutional Law

409

Issues in Election Law & Election Integrity

410

Opening Remarks by Attorney General Daniel Cameron

411

October 2020 DC Lunch with Michael Barone

412

Wisconsin Supreme Court 2019-2020 Term in Review

413

Supreme Court Preview: What Is in Store for October Term 2020?

414

It Can Be Done Live: The Future of Our Food

415

Absentee Balloting in Connecticut

416

It Can Be Done Live: The Future of Our Earth

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Panel II: Jurisprudential Responses to Legal Realism [Archive Collection]

418

Antitrust Populism and the Conservative Movement

419

It Can Be Done Live: The Future of Our Health

420

Federalism and the Scope of Federal Criminal Law [Archive Collection]

421

The Judicial Philosophy of Amy Coney Barrett

422

Feddie Night Fights: The Federalist/Anti-Federalist Debate

423

Equality vs. Discretion in Sentencing [Archive Collection]

424

It Can Be Done Live: The Future of Our Seas

425

States’ Attorneys General: Defenders of the Bulwarks of Federalism

426

Wisconsin Election Law Panel

427

Can the Death Penalty be Administered Constitutionally? [Archive Collection]

428

Nationwide Injunctions Panel

429

Advice and Consent: The Mechanics, History, and Contemporary Developments in Federal Judicial Selection and Confirmation

430

North Carolina Supreme Court Candidate Forum

431

Panel V: The Public and Private Realms: The Privatization Movement and Other Developments [Archive Collection]

432

Qualified Immunity, a Debate--Retain or Abolish?

433

Balancing Religious Freedoms in a Pluralistic Society

434

Panel IV: Federal Spending and the Deficit: Is a Constitutional Remedy Necessary? [Archive Collection]

435

We’re All Textualists Now? Implementing a Sound Interpretive Approach on the Trial Court and Beyond

436

Recent Trends in the Roberts Court

437

The Doctrine of Qualified Immunity

438

Panel I: Methods of Interpreting the Economic Rights Provisions of the Constitution [Archive Collection]

439

A Discussion with Professors Robert George and Cornel West

440

2020 Annual Supreme Court Round Up

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Panel I: Do We Have an Unwritten Constitution? [Archive Collection]

442

Reviewing The Supreme Court’s 2019/20 Term: A Panel Discussion

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Panel III: The Treaty Power [Archive Collection]

444

Panel II: The First Amendment and National Security [Archive Collection]

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A Conversation with Senator Marsha Blackburn

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Address by Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger [Archive Collection]

447

Qualified Immunity: A Debate

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Panel I: The President's Powers as Commander-in-Chief vs. Congress's War Power and Appropriations Power [Archive Collection]

449

DEBATE: Were the New Title IX Regulations Needed? Will They Result in Fairer Disciplinary Proceedings?

450

Clash of the Titans: General Michael Flynn & Judge Emmett Sullivan

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Opening Address by Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski [Archive Collection]

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Civil Liberties and COVID-19

453

Regulation or “Don’t Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste”

454

COVID-19 and the 2020 Elections

455

Federal Executive Power and COVID-19

456

Address by Ajit Pai

457

Government vs. Private Decisionmaking

458

Federalism and COVID-19

459

The Future of Originalism: A Federalist Society Zoom Dialogue

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Panel IV: What the Constitution Means by Executive Power [Archive Collection]

461

Luncheon and Address by William H. Webster [Archive Collection]

462

Panel V: The Virtues and Vices of Democracy in Conducting Foreign Affairs [Archive Collection]

463

Luncheon and Address by John Norton Moore [Archive Collection]

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Restoring the Legislative Power to Congress: The Role of the Nondelegation Doctrine and Legislative Vetoes

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Restoring Judicial Power: Righting the Ship of Judicial Review and Deference Doctrines

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Restoring the Executive Power: Revisiting Humphrey's Executor, Reviving the Unitary Executive

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Panel V: The Role and Relevance of the Amendment Process [Archive Collection]

468

Should Big Tech Platforms Be Viewpoint Neutral? Should the Government Care?

469

Do We Need to Rethink Antitrust for Big Tech?

470

Luncheon Address by Edwin Meese [Archive Collection]

471

The Third Annual Joseph Story Award

472

Panel IV: Originalism and Interstate Relations

473

Panel III: Do Changing Norms Undermine Support for Our System of Government?

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Keynote Address by Hon. Paul D. Clement

475

Panel II: The Proper Role of the Senate

476

Panel I: The Compact Clause

477

Workshop on Problems of Insider Trading and Merger Regulations [Archive Collection]

478

Panel IV: The Open-Ended Clauses of the Constitution: Due Process, Privileges or Immunities, the Guarantee Clause and the Ninth Amendment

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Panel III: Precedent, The Amendment Process, and Evolution in Constitutional Doctrine [Archive Collection]

480

Banquet Speech by Attorney General Edwin Meese III [Archive Collection]

481

Luncheon Panel: A Conversation About the Eleventh Circuit

482

Recent Developments from the EPA

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Session III: The Law and Policy of Marijuana in Florida

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Address by Irving Roth

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Session II: Originalism and Textualism in Practice

486

Session I: Revisiting the Antifederalists

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Discussion and Q&A with Don McGahn

488

Banquet and Discussion with Justice Clarence Thomas

489

Panel 3: The Anti-Federalists and the Court

490

Keynote Address: The Anti-Federalists: Behind the Masks

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Panel 2: The Anti-Federalists and Theories of Originalism

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Panel 1: The Anti-Federalists at the Founding

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The Death of Contract and the Rise of Tort [Archive Collection]

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Presidential Impeachment: Historical Context and Current Controversies

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Opening Address by Vice President George H.W. Bush [Archive Collection]

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Panel: Is Everything Political?

497

Panel: Originalism and the Fourth Amendment

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Luncheon Debate: Resolved: The Electoral College Should Be Abrogated

499

Panel: Governance by Index: Mutual Fund Involvement in Corporate Governance

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Panel: Originalism and Stare Decisis