Constitutional Law

The Court Just Awarded $1 — Is It a Victory? Nominal Damages Explained

October 4, 2021

Supreme Court Shadow Docket Leaves Reasoning in the Dark, Professors Say

September 22, 2021

Roundup of the 2020 Supreme Court Term

September 10, 2021

Michael Corcoran ’17 To Clerk for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas

July 13, 2021

Mila Versteeg’s Co-Authored Book Wins Public Law Society’s Top Honor

July 9, 2021

Sizing Up the Supreme Court Term

July 7, 2021

A. E. Dick Howard Says Work Shepherding Virginia Constitution ‘A Blessing’

July 1, 2021

Professor Toby Heytens Nominated to Fourth Circuit

June 30, 2021

Robert Mueller Will Share Lessons From Special Counsel Investigation During UVA Law Course

June 2, 2021

Property Law Supports Removal of Richmond’s Lee Statue, Argues Richard Schragger

May 25, 2021

Payvand Ahdout, Who Studies Modern Federal Courts, To Join Faculty

May 13, 2021

Bertrall Ross, Who Studies Why People Lack Power in Democracy, To Join Faculty

May 6, 2021

Kevin Cope Says Vaccine Passports Will Usher End to Pandemic, Restrictions

May 4, 2021

Professor Explores Legality, Efficacy of Vaccine Passports

April 19, 2021

Alumnus Named Bristow Fellow

April 15, 2021

Professor Named to President’s Supreme Court Commission

April 9, 2021

David Law, Courts and Constitutions Expert, To Join Faculty

April 7, 2021

‘Common Law’ S3 E5: Regulating Private Lives

March 23, 2021

‘Common Law’ Looks at Pushback Against Landmark Civil Rights Decisions in Family Law

March 23, 2021

Virginia-Duke Roundtable Looks at President’s Foreign Relations Powers

March 2, 2021

At Cutting Edge of Free Speech, Citron Advocates for Reform

February 15, 2021

‘Common Law’ S3 E2: The Bias Baked Into Algorithms

February 9, 2021

‘Common Law’ Explores Bias in Algorithms

February 9, 2021

The Constitution of Virginia at 50: Looking Back and Looking Ahead

February 5, 2021

‘Common Law’ Season 3 Preview: Law and Equity

January 26, 2021

‘Common Law’ S3 E1: What Happened to the ‘Promised Land’?

January 26, 2021

‘Common Law’ Kicks Off With Exploration of ‘Promised Land’ on Race

January 26, 2021

January Term Course Contemplates Legacy of Justice Ginsburg

January 20, 2021

Can the President Pardon Himself?

January 19, 2021

Symposium To Discuss Religious Liberty, Family Law, Bias

January 12, 2021

Micah Schwartzman Discusses Capitol Attack, What’s Next for Democracy

January 11, 2021

New York Times List of Books for Biden Selects Saikrishna Prakash’s ‘The Living Presidency’

December 21, 2020

Accolades: Professor’s Paper on Algorithmic Decision-Making Wins Award

December 18, 2020

Privacy Expert Danielle Citron Joins Faculty

December 11, 2020

Student-Scholar Explores Home Rule in Virginia

December 11, 2020

Juror No. 12 Wants Her Voice Heard

November 18, 2020

Fundamental Questions for Our Democracy Regarding a Federal Right to Education

November 16, 2020

Sizing Up the Supreme Court Term

November 12, 2020

Alumni, Faculty Remember Ginsburg

November 12, 2020

Professor Sees Possible Threat to Native American Protections

November 12, 2020

50 Years After Leading Constitution’s Revision, Professor Reflects on Changes

November 11, 2020

Recounts Probably Won’t Make a Difference in the Presidential Election, But Other Issues Might

November 5, 2020

Risa Goluboff, Leslie Kendrick Analyze Supreme Court Term

November 2, 2020

Richard Schragger, Micah Schwartzman Explore How New Supreme Court Could Shape Religious Exemptions

November 2, 2020

Risa Goluboff Explores How Politics Shapes Federal Judiciary

October 27, 2020

Clinics Adapt To Serve Their Clients

October 26, 2020

Lawrence Solum Discusses Fears About Originalism

October 14, 2020

Amy Coney Barrett Favors Religious Expression Over Other Speech, Argues Micah Schwartzman

October 13, 2020

Douglas Laycock Says Nondiscriminatory Pandemic Regulations Don’t Infringe Religious Liberty

October 9, 2020

Will My Mail-In Vote Count? Professor Says Errors More Likely Than Fraud

October 8, 2020

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