U.S. Supreme Court Justice Alito on Burkean Constitutionalism

Justice Samuel Alito counsels restraint as guiding judicial principle during Law School conference on jurisprudence attributed to 18th century British legislator Edmund Burke.
Portrait courtesy of the Bridgeman Art Library.

"Courts, Judges, and Justice in the International Legal System"

Michael Mukasey, former U.S. Attorney General, discussed the U.S. government's commitment to upholding justice internationally at this year's Friedmann Conference.

Is it All or Nothing On Health Mandate?

As it rules on the health care reform act, can the U.S. Supreme Court "sever" the requirement to buy insurance from the rest of the law? Two Columbia Law professors argue the high court can and should.

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