By Daniel Cotter* The Office of the Attorney General was established in 1789 as part of The Judiciary Act of 1789. The Act, among other things, established the makeup of the Supreme Court and its exclusive jurisdiction and also the lower court structure. One of the powers the Act gave to the Supreme Court, writs of mandamus, was the subject of the famous Supreme Court case, … [Read more...] about The Attorney General Should Be Separate
Online Symposium: The Future of Progressive Constitutionalism
Today, the Harvard Law & Policy Review and the Harvard Law School chapter of the American Constitution Society have the pleasure of releasing three fantastic pieces setting out progressive visions for the U.S. Constitution. Citizenship, Personhood, and the Constitution in 2020 Rachel F. Moran Reproductive Rights and the Rule of Law in Peril: The Fruits of a … [Read more...] about Online Symposium: The Future of Progressive Constitutionalism