Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy Studies

Practice Group Activities: The 15 Practice Groups offer a mechanism by which lawyers can explore conservative and libertarian ideas within the context of a number of specialized fields of law. The Practice Groups currently host more than 200 programs per year, which connect hundreds of our members with legal experts analyzing a recent, noteworthy case. The Regulatory Transparency Project fosters a national conversation about regulation and its costs and benefits by examining many aspects of the Administrative State. Our Article One Project features discussion and examination of the proper role of Congress under our Constitution.

Symposium and conferences activities: a program of seminars, conferences and meetings at which distinguished legal scholars give lectures and engage in debate and Public discussion about issues of national importance. These programs include providing travel scholarships for students.

Student Activities: The Student Division is the cornerstone of the Society's efforts, and we maintain student chapters at nearly every ABA-accredited law school in the country. Each chapter is committed to sparking discussion of critical issues through provocative, high-quality lectures and debates featuring conservative and libertarian legal thought. The Student Chapters host more than 1,000 events each academic year.

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Faculty activities