Articles Featuring John C. Harrison

Professor Digs Into Why Courts Punt on Certain Conflicts Between Congress, Executive
December 15, 2022
‘Common Law’ Explores a Supreme Court Case That Could Rewrite Democracy
November 3, 2022
‘Common Law’: The President’s Power To Hire and Fire
June 9, 2022
‘Common Law’: The Railroad Strike Case That Made History on Federal Injunctions
April 1, 2022
‘Common Law’: Inside the President’s Supreme Court Commission
February 17, 2022
‘Common Law’ Podcast’s Fourth Season Features 4 ‘Co-Counsel’
January 27, 2022
A Primer on Impeachment
November 13, 2019
Food for Thought: Incubator Lunches Allow Professors to Audition Ideas for Scholarship
November 21, 2016
11 Ways UVA Law Prepares Students to Go Global
February 19, 2016
Federalist Society Student Symposium to Focus on Poverty and Inequality
February 18, 2016
Andrew Kilberg '14 Is Fourth UVA Law Graduate Named to Clerk at Supreme Court Next Term, Tying School Record
November 24, 2014
'War Model' of Dealing with Terrorism Remains Strong Under Obama, Professors Say
September 13, 2011
Harrison Tells Congress that White House ‘Czars’ Are Legal
October 7, 2009
Michel Explains Role of Federal Circuit, Offers Advice to Students
March 20, 2007
Presidential Signing Statements Constitutional, Says Harrison
October 30, 2006
Supreme Court Still Divided, Professors Say
September 20, 2006
Back to School
June 18, 2003
Does the Administrative Procedure Act Provide for Universal Vacatur?
February 24, 2023
Why Roberts and Kavanaugh Got So Furious at Biden’s Solicitor General
December 5, 2022
Prof. John Harrison: Courts Are Not Agencies
August 6, 2022
Prof. John Harrison: Do Statutes Offering Pre-Enforcement Review Support Remand Without Vacatur?
August 5, 2022
Prof. John Harrison: More Reasons Unlawful Regulations Are Void Ab Initio
August 4, 2022
Prof. John Harrison: Are Unlawful Regulations Void When Issued?
August 3, 2022
Prof. John Harrison: Remand Without Vacatur Assumes that Unlawful Regulations Bind Until Courts Act
August 2, 2022
Top 20 Most-Cited Originalism Scholars, 2016-2020
September 20, 2021
Washington, D.C., Statehood Divides Congressional Hearing
March 22, 2021
United States v. Arthrex, Inc.
March 16, 2021
Law Experts Weigh In on Presidential Pardoning Powers During Virtual Panel
January 17, 2021
Police Powers and the Pandemic
January 6, 2021
Vexit: Almost Second Amendment Heaven, West Virginia
February 8, 2020
What Does It Mean Now That Virginia Has Ratified the Equal Rights Amendment?
February 5, 2020
Key CFPB Defenders Urge SCOTUS To Skip Constitutional Issue
January 23, 2020
Can Courts Consider Severability Before Other Questions?
January 22, 2020
Appeals Court To Review Jurisdiction Decision in Rally Defamation Suit
September 22, 2019
What The Constitution Says About D.C. Statehood
September 18, 2019
The Article II Executive Power and the Rule of Law (Part V)
July 26, 2019
The Article II Executive Power and the Rule of Law (Part 4)
July 25, 2019
The Article II Executive Power and the Rule of Law (Part III)
July 24, 2019
The Article II Executive Power and the Rule of Law (Part II)
July 23, 2019
The Article II Executive Power and the Rule of Law (Part I)
July 22, 2019
Lawmakers Demand ‘Due Process’ When Accused of Misconduct. But What Does That Actually Mean?
May 17, 2019
Census Ruling Injects Uncertainty Into Supreme Court Next Steps
January 15, 2019
Who's Afraid of Substantive Due Process?: Original Meaning and the Due Process of Law
January 3, 2019
Can a Supreme Court Justice Be Removed?
November 14, 2018
Failed Supreme Court Nominations Really Aren’t That Rare
September 21, 2018
Supreme Court Hearings Are Broken, Both Parties Say. How They Can Be Fixed.
September 7, 2018
The Citizenship Clause
June 19, 2018
Freedom Day: The Imperial Presidency Vs. the Constitution
April 13, 2017
Democrats Say Supreme Court Nominees Need 60 Votes. Is That True?
March 27, 2017
Trump Urges Russian Hackers to Find Clinton's Deleted Emails
July 27, 2016
UVA Law Profs. Weigh in on Ted Cruz Controversy
February 3, 2016
Iran Deal Opponents Want Senate to Take Special Course Against Obama - There's Just One Problem
July 24, 2015
Newt Gingrich: Clinton Foreign Donations 'Clearly' Violate Constitution
April 27, 2015
Can the President and the Vice President be from the Same State?
April 16, 2015
Officer & Senator: Sullivan Cedes Command But Says Roles Jibe
March 9, 2015
The Executive Power to Not Enforce the Law
January 9, 2015
Refusniks: Some Attorneys General Play a New Role, Declining to Enforce Laws
December 21, 2014
Obama Naming Ebola Czar Follows Long White House Practice
October 18, 2014
Will Boehner Find Friendly Court?
July 16, 2014
Ted Cruz Birth Certificate: Is the Tea Party Senator's Canadian Birth a Problem?
August 19, 2013
Experts: 'Treason' a Tough Sell in Edward Snowden Case
June 13, 2013
The Limits on Our Freedom
April 3, 2013
The Situation Room
January 4, 2013
No, Obama Can't Grant Amnesty By Pardoning Illegal Immigrants
November 6, 2011
Texas Attorney General Abbott Reacts to Latest Court Ruling on Health-Reform Law
September 9, 2011
Lawmakers Indicate Support for Extending FBI Director's Term
June 9, 2011
Might Giving Mueller Two More Years as FBI Head Be . . . Unconstitutional?
June 9, 2011
Law Professor Questions Constitutionality of Bill to Extend Mueller's Term
June 8, 2011
Lawmakers Consider Extending the Service of FBI Director Mueller
June 8, 2011
Bill to Extend FBI Director's Term Faces Legal Doubts
June 8, 2011
State Lawmakers Try to Defend Light Bulb Freedom
March 25, 2011
U.S. Rep. Dave Obey Says an Earmarks Ban Would Greatly Weaken Congressional Authority
December 1, 2010
War of Words on the Constitution
October 24, 2010
Activists Seek 'Don't Ask' Answers
October 1, 2010
Panel Finds no Fault with Obama System of Policy 'Czars'
October 7, 2009
As 'Inferior Officers,' Czars Pass Constitutional Muster
October 6, 2009
Sotomayor Sails Through Confirmation, Lindsey Graham Breaks with Pack
July 28, 2009
Court Order May Delay Jefferson Investigation
November 15, 2006
Inside the Alito Memo
November 29, 2005
Constitutional Beliefs Make Alito Superb Choice (author)
Many Legal Scholars See Miers Tipping Balance on Roe
October 24, 2005
Divining the Meaning of the Constitution
August 28, 2005
Commentary: Should the Senate Confirm John Roberts as a Supreme Court Justice? Yes. (author)
August 4, 2005
Commentary: Rule of Law Paramount to Nominee
July 24, 2005
'Hapless Toad' Case Fuels Fears of Robert's Foes/They Say It Shows Roberts Backs Limited U.S. Regulation of States
July 22, 2005
Burned Texts Left at Islamic Center
June 16, 2005
Reporters' Phone Records Are Protected, Court Rules/U.S. Attorney Can't Force N.Y. Times to Supply Documents
February 25, 2005
Appeals Court Rules on Computers, Porn
October 1, 2004
Event: Senate Judiciary Committee
Analysis: Justices Wrap Up Term with Major Rulings
July 3, 2003