Lael Weinberger is a lawyer and historian. He is an assistant professor of law at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School.
Lael Weinberger | Supreme Court’s decision in the birthright citizenship case is all about the proper role for courts in America
Lael Weinberger | But could conservatives and progressives come together on the issue of national injunctions?
Lael Weinberger | The Supreme Court weighs an attempt to block a religious charter school in Oklahoma
Lael Weinberger | Should federal courts be deciding how churches spend money?
Lael Weinberger | President Trump’s young second term illustrates the Constitution’s design for the presidency
Lael Weinberger | A few steps that universities can take to respond to campus anarchy while still respecting speech
Lael Weinberger | Litigation over Ohio’s law on medical treatment and gender identity can teach some lessons about the role of the courts
Lael Weinberger | A controversy in Maine over education funding shows that schools can never be neutral
Lael Weinberger | Half-baked plans for fast-tracking a Palestinian state would incentivize Hamas-style violence
Lael Weinberger | Understanding law and history in the Alabama Supreme Court’s IVF decision
