Richard Primus
Con law professor, the University of Michigan. Senior Editorial Advisor, Journal of American Constitutional History. Founding Member, Academic Freedom Alliance. Board of Advisors, Protect Democracy.
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My Appearance on the Oral Talmud podcast
Dan Libenson and Benay Lappe are two innovative Jewish thinkers from Chicago. Dan is the founder of the Institute for the Next Jewish Future, the creator of Judaism Unbound, and the President of the Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Tora...
Book Conference this Friday
This Friday — February 27 — the University of Michigan Law School will hold a day-long conference at which some of the nation’s most interesting scholars of constitutional law will discuss and assess ideas arising from my recent book The Ol...
Chafetz on Primus on Congressional Power
Here’s a new review, by Georgetown’s Josh Chafetz, of my book The Oldest Constitutional Question: Enumeration and Federal Power.
Many thanks to Professor Chafetz for his generous engagement.
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The Legality of the Maduro Raid
Friends:
There’s no shortage of publicly available analyses of the legal issues raised by the U.S. military operation that seized Nicolas Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela. Nonetheless, I’m sending you this one. WJR radio in Detroit asked me to...
The Emperor's New Court
Most of what I’m going to write here is about a petition, presently pending before the Supreme Court, that may be the most important legal action of the second Trump Administration so far. But before I get there: I’ve just been made aware t...
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Con law professor, the University of Michigan. Senior Editorial Advisor, Journal of American Constitutional History. Founding Member, Academic Freedom Alliance. Board of Advisors, Protect Democracy.
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