Events

On April 16, Professor Mascott discussed executive supervision and control on “The Constitution and Regulatory Overreach” panel at The Federalist Society’s Twelfth Annual Executive Branch Review Conference. Watch this...

The third Scalia–Ginsburg Colloquy featured a discussion of Trump v. Anderson, in which the Court considered whether the former president’s actions prohibit him from seeking re-election. Lisa Marshall Manheim, Charles I...

The Biden Administration has made the push for equity across the federal government a centerpiece of its policy agenda. In light of that push, the Gray Center invited a small group of authors to contribute essays to...

The Federalist Society hosted its inaugural Arthur N. Rupe Debate. This signature debate, entitled Crossing the Line: Are Agencies Defying the Constitution?, brought together the Federalist Society’s DC-area student...

Professor Jennifer Mascott will present her new paper, “History and Tradition & the Kavanaugh Court,” at a Symposium on the Future of History and Tradition hosted by the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy.

Professor Jennifer Mascott will present her new article, “Adjudication in the Shadows,” as part of the Notre Dame Law Review’s 2024 Federal Courts Symposium in January.