by William C. Duncan | Nov 14, 2023
Why ‘Chevron deference’ raises serious concerns about the separation of powers Written by William C. Duncan Originally published in Deseret News. Individuals with special expertise can be helpful in trying to understand and respond to challenges that are not well...
by William C. Duncan | Nov 9, 2023
The first stirrings of freedom of speech: The Founders knew all about controversial opinions Written by The Colorado Supreme Court will soon be considering the claim of cake baker Jack Phillips, who says that declining a request to create a customized cake in...
by William C. Duncan | Nov 2, 2023
Maryland, N.J. courts affirm religious freedom of employers Written by In a recent post, I noted some signs that lower federal courts are adopting the protective approach toward religious freedom that has characterized the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent cases. Some...
by William C. Duncan | Oct 26, 2023
Supreme Court 2023-24 preview: 3 issues so far Written by The U.S. Supreme Court began its current term this month. Between now and June 2024, the court will consider a range of cases. Some of them will impact the meaning and reach of critical constitutional...
by William C. Duncan | Oct 19, 2023
Recent antisemitism prompts a needed reminder of America’s culture of religious freedom Written by In recent decades, disputes over religious freedom and the treatment of religious minorities in the United States have typically focused on government actions...
