It's a project of Studium; Studium's Constitutional Law Advisory Board includes Prof. and National Constitution Center CEO Jeffrey Rosen, Prof. and former ACLU President Nadine Strossen, Prof. and former Chief Judge Diane Wood, Prof. and Judge Doug Ginsburg, and Prof. Adam White. Volume II is now out, and it contains these articles:
- Sebastian Lewin, The Unassailable Theory of Liberty
- Eileen Wang, ICWA's Dual Purpose After Haaland v. Brackeen: Reading Alito's Dissent Alongside Gorsuch's Concurrence
- Steele Barhydt, On Tyranny
- Anna Yuras & Piper Schmitz, Why Originalism Should Prevail as the Dominant Method of Interpretation
- Benjamin Berer, Counterman v. Colorado: Why the Recklessness Standard Fails Victims of Online Threats
- Morgan Cole, Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo in the Upside Down: How a Fight Over Fishery Salaries Could Spark an Unintentional Sanctuary for Science
- Adam Watson, A Campaign Finance System Which Doesn't Work
- Michelle Wang & Colomba Joulin-Batejat, Burden and Constitutional Risk in Glossip v. Gross
- Alison Gipstein & Hannah Lewis, Reassessing the Implications of Prior Restraint in the Digital Age as a Result of Ambiguity in New York Times Co. v. United States
- Kalel Charalambides, Engel v. Vitale and the Illusion of Voluntary Prayer: Religious Neutrality, Psychological Pressure, and the Impact on Students from All Academic, Social, and Cognitive Backgrounds
- Thomas Houghton & Evan Hernandez, The Alien Tort Statute and America's Betrayal of Universal Justice
- Emma Di Domenico, A Patchwork System: Why Consumer DNA Databases Require a Federal Framework for Privacy and Protection Interests
- Sophia O'Connor, Beyond Gideon: The Case for Counsel in Housing Court
Here's the introduction from the founder, Olivia Eve Gross:
