Legal Theory and Jurisprudence

Richard Re Examines Collegiality on Supreme Court

May 30, 2023

How Federal Courts Are Shaping Democracy

May 25, 2023

Accolades: Professor Wins Scribes Book Award

May 25, 2023

Kim Forde-Mazrui Says Originalism Supports Race-Conscious College Admissions

May 22, 2023

Lawyer Shaming: Legal Ethics, the Rule of Law and Equal Access to Justice

March 30, 2023

The New Voter Suppression

March 17, 2023

‘Common Law’ S5 E7: Obeying the Rules in Our Everyday Lives

March 9, 2023

‘Common Law’ Looks at How People Obey — and Use — Law in Their Everyday Lives

March 9, 2023

President Appoints Dean to Supreme Court History Committee

March 5, 2023

‘Common Law’ S5 E5: The State of the Supreme Court’s Legitimacy

February 9, 2023

‘Common Law’ Looks at Why Public Perception of Supreme Court’s Legitimacy May Be Changing

February 9, 2023

Can Presidents Be Prosecuted, or Sued? Professor Explains Differing Visions of Immunity

January 20, 2023

Two Professors Lauded for Scholarship

January 5, 2023

‘Common Law’ S5 E4: Avoiding the Separation-of-Powers Question

December 15, 2022

Professor Digs Into Why Courts Punt on Certain Conflicts Between Congress, Executive

December 15, 2022

‘Common Law’ S5 E3: ‘Bad Habits’ and Character Evidence

December 1, 2022

Did Supreme Court Have Jurisdiction in Dobbs? Richard Re Weighs In

December 1, 2022

‘Common Law’ Explores Loopholes in Character Evidence

December 1, 2022

‘The Proof’ With Frederick Schauer

November 22, 2022

‘Common Law’ S5 E2: The Supreme Court Case That Could Rewrite Democracy

November 3, 2022

‘Common Law’ Explores a Supreme Court Case That Could Rewrite Democracy

November 3, 2022

Professor Co-Leads ALI Project Examining Constitutional Torts

October 21, 2022

Death, Dogma, and the Rule of Law: A Prophetic Perspective

October 20, 2022

Sports, Games ... and Law? New Course Gives Prospective Lawyers a Fresh Take

October 13, 2022

A Look at ‘The Proof’

September 20, 2022

Is Common Good Constitutionalism Compatible With Feminism? Julia Mahoney Weighs In

August 24, 2022

Justices Should Embrace Permissive Interpretation Over Textualism Debates, Argues Richard Re

August 17, 2022

Mitu Gulati Examines Roberts Court’s Pro-Business Streak

August 9, 2022

New Courses This Fall Offer Timely Topics

July 27, 2022

Accolades: UVA Law No. 2 in Employment Outcomes

July 25, 2022

District Court Judges vs. the President

July 6, 2022

Supreme Court’s Practice of Overruling Precedent by Ignoring It Has Advantages, Says Richard Re

July 6, 2022

Demystifying Dobbs

July 1, 2022

Sizing Up the Supreme Court Term

July 1, 2022

Micah Schwartzman ’05 Analyzes Religious Liberty Protections for Jewish Faith's Opposition to Certain Limits on Abortion

June 24, 2022

‘Common Law’ S4 E10: The President’s Power To Hire and Fire

June 9, 2022

‘Common Law’: The President’s Power To Hire and Fire

June 9, 2022

Dobbs Draft Ignores Judicial Questions About Social Change, Says Charles Barzun ’05

June 3, 2022

Unpacking the Supreme Court Leak

May 3, 2022

Supreme Court’s Newest Member Should Take Opportunity To Embrace Voluntary Term Limits, Argues Richard Re

April 28, 2022

Frederick Schauer Discusses ‘The Proof’

April 20, 2022

Professor’s New Book ‘The Proof’ Offers Insights on Evidence in Era of Misinformation

April 20, 2022

Accolades: Professor Contributes to Electoral Reform Project

April 19, 2022

A Conversation With Justice Stephen Breyer

April 13, 2022

The American Experiment Launched by Jefferson Goes On, Says Justice Breyer

April 12, 2022

Professor Hails Classmate’s Historic Confirmation

April 8, 2022

Richard Schragger, Micah Schwartzman ’05 Examine Religious Foundations of ‘Common Good Constitutionalism’

April 7, 2022

New York Times Explores Richard Re’s Article on ‘Personal Precedent at the Supreme Court’

April 4, 2022

‘Common Law’ S4 E5: The Railroad Strike Case That Made History on Federal Injunctions

April 1, 2022

‘Common Law’: The Railroad Strike Case That Made History on Federal Injunctions

April 1, 2022

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