The New Digest
Managing Editors- New Digest, Adrian Vermeule, Aníbal Sabater, Conor Casey, Asanga Welikala, Jacob Neu, Jeremy Christiansen, Harsh Shah, Thomas H. BickelA forum for short essays on law, politics, political theology, postliberalism, and the common good. We offer reflections on the classical legal tradition and ius commune, and how their precepts and ideas can be adapted and translated.
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GRANTING OR DENYING INTERIM RELIEF?
The New Digest is delighted to present a guest essay by Isidro Munõz Acevedo. Mr. Acevedo is a Federal Administrative Judge from Mexico. He writes here in his personal capacity.
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“Utrum lex ordinetur semper ad bonum c...
THE HISPANIC WORLD AND THE CHRISTIAN ECONOMIC ORDER (Part III)
The New Digest is delighted to offer a guest essay by Professor Arturo Salazar Santander. Professor Santander is on the faculty of the Law School, Universidad Bernardo O’Higgins y Centro de Estudios Históricos y Humanidades Universidad Bern...
Critiques of “Natural Law Originalism”: A Collection
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In recent weeks, The New Digest has, by coincidence, featured a number of powerful critiques of so-called “natural law originalism” — roughly, the view that tries to justify originalism by grounding it in the natural l...
Common Good Constitutionalism & the Classical Legal Tradition
We are always gratified when we get requests from our readers, especially law students, for reading lists of things we’ve written on common good constitutionalism and the classical legal tradition. In this post, we offer a bibliography of o...
Trump v. Barbara: "A Rare Species of Victory?"
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I was fortunate enough to be invited to speak in Washington, D.C. earlier this week at a gathering focused on what to do in wake of Trump v. Barbara. It was an enjoyable event with a wide-ranging set of ideas about var...
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Conor Casey, University of Surrey School of Law Adrian Vermeule, Harvard Law School Joel Feil, Attorney and former editor of Ius & Iustitium Rafael Arizaga, Attorney and former editor of Ius & Iustitium
Ralph S. Tyler Professor of Constitutional Law, Harvard Law School.
Aníbal Sabater is an attorney living in New York.
Associate Professor, University of Surrey School of Law
Patent attorney. May occasionally write about history, law, Catholicism, family, and the South.
Former Big Law partner. Associate Professor at Regent University Law School. Classical Legal Tradition and Natural Law. Still toiling away on the penal statutes of the Empire of Our Lady of Guadalupe. All opinions are my own.
I am a law graduate interested in constitutional law and theory. I earned my LL.B. and LL.M. at Cardiff University (U.K.), and am an incoming student at the University of Wisconsin Law School (U.S.)
Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe.
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