The Freedom of Thought Update
The Freedom of Thought Update May 2023 Focus: The University of North Carolina Pro Bono Boycott: The University of North Carolina School of Law annually offers coveted winter break…
Posted May 16, 2023
The Freedom of Thought Project
Welcome to the Freedom of Thought Project, an initiative of the Federalist Society. In response to the increasing cultural polarity dominating public discourse, the Freedom of Thought Project seeks to tackle the controversial questions of the day with an eye to creating conversations that shape and restructure current legal and political debates. Articles, debates, and other relevant items will periodically be collected and added to this webpage to enable our users to think about questions involving freedom of thought. We hope this page proves a helpful resource and we welcome you to the conversation.
About The Freedom of Thought Project
For almost 40 years, the Federalist Society has provided a platform for thoughtful people from across the ideological spectrum to bring competing arguments to a variety of sensitive and contentious questions. The Freedom of Thought Project, an initiative of the Federalist Society, looks forward to exploring these challenges to freedom of thought, giving all perspectives a fair and level platform, and letting facts and ideas speak for themselves.
The Latest
Open Minds: Thinking like a Conservative Plaintiff’s Lawyer – Corporations’ Rights and Corporate Power
Posted April 27, 2023Judge James Ho’s Remarks Announcing a Hiring Boycott From Stanford Law School
Posted April 27, 2023Open Minds: Who is Exercising Private Power and What Do They Control? – Part 2
Posted March 26, 2023Lawyer Shaming: Legal Ethics, the Rule of Law, and Equal Access to Justice
Posted March 9, 2023Open Minds: What Sparked the Fascination With Economics and Government? – Part 1
Posted March 8, 2023Open Minds: Applying Libertarian Convictions in The Real World
Posted February 24, 2023The State of Law Schools and Their Influence on the Legal Profession, by Jay Edelson
Posted February 21, 2023
