Harvard Federalist Society

Join the Federalist Society for a conversation with Judge Chad Readler (6th Cir.) on the role of the judiciary and the life of the judicial…

Join the Federalist Society for a conversation with Judge Ryan Nelson (9th Cir.)…

Jack Kieffaber joins the Federalist Society for a conversation about the implications of AI on textualist jurisprudence.

Profs. Michael Helfand (Pepperdine Law) and Mark Storslee (Emory Law) join the Federalist Society for a conversation on the Establishment Clause, government religious speech, and…

Jeffrey Harris of Consovoy McCarthy PLLC will join the Federalist Society for a discussion of the role of Red States in cause litigation in the…

Prof. Randy Barnett will discuss the Supreme Court’s attempts to settle on the meaning of a “right” and what it gets wrong about the concept.

Professor Steve Sachs discusses the constitutional implications of former President Biden’s attempted recognition of the ERA as the 28th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Judge Jay Richardson (4th Circuit) and Professor Richard Re join the Harvard Federalist Society for a conversation on originalism, prosecutorial discretion, and the historical roots…

Judge Andrew S. Oldham (5CA) and Professor Jack Goldsmith join the Federalist Society for a conversation on law and judicial approach.

The Hon. John K. Bush (6th Circuit) will join our chapter for a conversation on AI’s coming impact on the law and originalism.

Rachel Brand, VP of Global Governance at Walmart, will speak to our chapter about her career from presidential administrations to the DOJ to working in-house…

Jonathan Mitchell (former Solicitor General of Texas) joins the Federalist Society to discuss the true nature of the Judicial Power in the American Constitutional order.

Professor Jack Goldsmith (HLS) and Professor Curtis Bradley (UChicago) will discuss the original view of the President’s foreign policy authority at the time of the…

Mississippi Solicitor General Scott Stewart will discuss the story of arguing Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the case which overturned Roe v. Wade.

Jonathan Berry (Managing Partner, Boyden Gray PLLC) will discuss the relationship between faith, our work as lawyers, and the character and substance of the law.

Professor Adrian Vermeule (HLS) and Tyler A. Dobbs (HLS, Gibson Dunn DC) will lead a discussion on history, tradition, and the analysis of Constitutional rights.

Roger Severino (The Heritage Foundation, VP of Domestic Policy, HHS Office of Civil Rights) and Carrie Severino (Judicial Crisis Network) will join the Federalist Society…