summer 2023 Issue Unfair Harvard by Christopher Caldwell Did the Court actually abolish affirmative action?
summer 2023 Issue The Ground of Judgment by Justin Dyer Acknowledging the reality of the natural moral law.
summer 2023 Issue The Accidental Originalist by Bradley C.S. Watson Felix Frankfurter’s remarkable rise and his enduring legacy in American law and politics.
fall 2022 Issue Restoring the Constitution by Bradley C.S. Watson Clarence Thomas dismantles the fiction of substantive due process.
fall 2022 Issue Talking About the Constitution by Sidney M. Milkis Our early republic fiercely contested the meaning of the American Revolution and the Constitution.
fall 2022 Issue An American Originalist by Myron Magnet Justice Thomas's judicial revolution bears fruit.
fall 2022 Issue Law Man by Joseph M. Bessette William Barr knows the indispensability of the rule of law.
fall 2022 Issue Life After Roe by David F. Forte A right to abortion dissolves the categories of human life that nature itself established.
summer 2022 Issue Voting Rights and Wrongs by Charles R. Kesler Three generations of voting rights are enough.