Most Recent Additions*
The Office of Legal Counsel: Historical Opinions About Executive Privilege and Impeachment
Billy Monroe
Faculty Senate Chronicle of October 1, 2026
Lisa Appeldorn
Faculty Senate Chronicle September 3, 2026
Lisa Appeldorn
Faculty Senate Chronicle of May 7, 2026
Lisa Appeldorn
Can the Public Be Persuaded to Support Institutional Reform? The Case of American Judicial Elections
Debra Leiter and Benjamin Woodson
Recent Case: Citizenship - Trump v. Barbara
Julius R. Fout
Ideology and Judicial Behavior: How United States Supreme Court Justices’ Beliefs Influence Landmark Decisions
Marina Nichols
Electronic Resource Updates - 2026 Q3
Brigitte Galauner and Gregg Harris
Recent Case: Equal Protection - Transgender Discrimination in Women's Sports: West Virginia v B.P.J.
Joey Martinez
Remedies: Public and Private
Tracy A. Thomas, David I. Levine, and David J. Jung
Reconstructing the Administrative State in the Shadow of the Unitary Executive
William Thomas Worster
Buddy, Can you Spare a Claim?: Sparing Debtors' Claims From Dismissal Under the Doctrine of Judicial Estoppel, Post-Keathley v. Buddy Ayers Construction, Inc.
Abigail Bright Willie
International Law Can't Get No Respect
Cindy G. Buys
Her Discerning Eye
Abigail Stepnitz
Joint Brief of Amici Curiae Governor Ted Strickland and Eighteen Ohio Professors of Constitutional Law in Support of Respondent, State ex rel. Ohio Gen. Assembly v. Brunner, No. 2007-0209 (Ohio filed 2007).
Wilson R. Huhn, William D. Rich, Ted Strickland, Joanne C. Brant, Philip J. Closius, Sharon L. Davies, Joshua Dressler, Melvyn R. Durchslag, David Goldberger, Kevin D. Hill, Candice Hoke, Daniel T. Kobil, Deborah Jones Merritt, Kevin Francis O'Neill, Richard B. Saphire, Peter M. Shane, Steven H. Steinglass, Mark Strasser, and Robert N. Strassfeld
*Updated as of 11/14/26.