The New Digest
Managing Editors- New Digest, Adrian Vermeule, Jacob Neu, Jeremy ChristiansenA 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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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.
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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.
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