The New Digest
Managing Editors- New Digest, Adrian Vermeule, Conor Casey, Asanga Welikala, Stephen Webb, Jacob Neu, Jeremy Christiansen, 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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Barclay and Blasphemy: A Critique
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Professor Stephanie Barclay recently posted her new article, Making Laws for the Human Mind, which is forthcoming in the Cornell Law Review. The article uses the Supreme Court’s recent spat over the Black Codes in Wolf...
Pseudo-Classical: On “Natural Law Originalism” (Part I)
The New Digest is delighted to present a guest essay in two parts by Mr. Harsh C. Shah, who holds an LL.B. and LL.M. from Cardiff University (UK) and is an incoming LL.M. student at UW-Madison (US). Part I is presented here; Part II will fo...
On St. Thomas More
“Give me the grace, Good Lord, to set the world at naught. To the set the mind firmly upon Thee, and not to hang upon the words of men’s mouths.”
—Untitled Prayer, Tower of London, 1534-35, St. Thomas More
Four hundred ninety-one years ag...
Hey Hey, Ho Ho, Afroyim Has Got to Go!
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Having made my prediction about the impact of Trump v. Barbara on the originalist project, I’d like to turn my attention to what I see as an imperative for the conservative legal movement in the wake of Barbara.
Comm...
Trump v. Barbara and the End of Originalism
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The Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Barbara, holding that the Trump Administration’s attempts to redefine the scope of birthright citizenship via Executive Order violated the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Cla...
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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.
Associate Professor, University of Surrey School of Law
Head of Programme, Fix Britain. Former senior civil servant in NIO, Home Office, Cabinet Office. All views personal
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.
"Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe.”
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