Law

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Epstein’s Revelations

Liel Leibovitz

Far from a mere sordid distraction or an endless supply of tabloid slop, the Epstein files may…

Combating Vice

R. R. Reno

In my lifetime, American society has been transformed by widespread accommodation of vice. Marijuana has been legalized…

A Landmark Lawsuit, But Let’s Not Cheer Too Soon

Mary Kate Zander

Last month, a twenty-two-year-old woman named Fox Varian won a lawsuit against her prior doctors who coaxed…

Where the Dallas Charter Went Wrong

Michael J. Mazza

In Peter Weir’s 1981 film Gallipoli, hundreds of Australian foot soldiers, armed only with bayonets, are sent,…

The Theology of Roe

Matthew Schmitz

A controversial abortion case reaches the Supreme Court, and men in black robes impose their religious views…

The Evangelist in Stanley Prison

George Weigel

In a 1974 address to a group of lay Catholics, Pope Paul VI noted that “Modern man…

Practitioners of Infanticide

Alexander Raikin

A physician declares his dying patient—a seven-pound baby boy—“dangerous as dynamite,” a “menace to society.” A routine…

The Lessons of Woodrow Wilson

R. R. Reno

In his excellent book about our troubled times, Democracy and Solidarity: On the Cultural Roots of America’s…

Trump’s Marijuana Order Could Be a Terrible Mistake

Joseph Prud’homme

President Trump recently issued an executive order directing the rescheduling of marijuana under the Federal Controlled Substances…

The Legacy of Manny Miranda

Jacob Adams

The United States lost one of its brightest souls on November 8 when Manuel “Manny” Miranda died…

A Tale of Two Constitutions

Andreas Lombard

It never ceases to amaze me how clearly prominent intellectuals at the end of World War II…

When Forgiveness of Sins Becomes a Financial Liability

Michael J. Mazza

According to the latest study of U.S. Catholic priests, released in mid-October, there still exists a widespread…

Good Christians First 

Stephanos Bibas

America is awash in rights talk. Rights to life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness permeate…

Germany’s Escalating Kulturkampf

Andreas Lombard

The Jagdschloss Thiergarten in Donaustauf near Regensburg was destroyed by a fire on the night of October…

The Red Mass and the Vestiges of Catholic Lawyering

Dennis J. Wieboldt III

Over the next few weeks, lawyers and judges will descend upon Catholic churches across the United States…