What is the proper constitutional relationship between federal courts and federal agencies? To what extent should courts defer to agencies’ interpretations of statutes — and to what extent should courts limit Congress’s...
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Professor Josh Blackman, a Scalia Law School alum, provided remarks on the limits of United States v. Burr and United States v. Nixon during a wine and cheese happy hour discussion. Josh is an Associate Professor of Law...
How is polarization testing the limits of our constitutional order? What are the effects of political polarization on institutions like Congress and the administrative state? These questions were the focus of a public...
The United States Department of Health and Human Services employs thousands, including hundreds of attorneys. This major federal agency administers Medicaid and our nation’s food and drug laws, among other major...
It seems the administration of federal law increasingly involves the interaction of government and religion. How should we think about the intersection of religion and the administrative state? From the Affordable Care...
Co-Hosted by the C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State and The Federalist Society Antonin Scalia Law School alumna, Tiffany Bates, is Clerk for Judge Duncan of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the...