The need for judicial engagement stretches deep into all the areas of IJ’s mission, but it also goes beyond property rights, economic liberty, educational choice, and free speech.
At the Center for Judicial Engagement, we write about the ways that judicial engagement matters to all the issues where the Institute for Justice is active.
Our staff also occasionally comments on cases and areas of the law that go beyond the areas where IJ litigates, but that are of vital importance to individual liberty and that showcase the urgent need for an engaged judiciary.
Recent Blog Posts
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Allodial Lands
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Bare Minimums of Judicial Federalism
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Arkansas Attorney’s Fees
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New York Nondelegation
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A “Keg of Worms” of Original Meaning
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Georgia’s “Judicial Power”
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No Nondelegation in Washington State
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State Constitutions Coming First
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