Lael Weinberger is a lawyer and historian. He is an assistant professor of law at George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School.
Lael Weinberger | English constitutional history helps us understand the legality of American independence
Lael Weinberger | The Department of Justice rightly lifts burdens from faith-based social service providers
Lael Weinberger | A recent Second Amendment decision by the Supreme Court has broad implications for protecting other constitutional rights
Lael Weinberger | We should not turn our backs on the long history of Protestant thought about natural law
Lael Weinberger | The high court restricts the strings Congress may attach to spending, but lawmakers may have a more direct way to protect religious liberty
Lael Weinberger | The Supreme Court goes a long way toward restoring the president’s authority over executive agencies—with one big exception
Lael Weinberger | High court upholds state restrictions on trans athletes
Lael Weinberger | What the Supreme Court did (and didn’t do) in its Voting Rights Act decision last week
Lael Weinberger | A display of the Ten Commandments at a school doesn’t compel any response from students
Lael Weinberger | The New York Times tries to make a scandal out of the Supreme Court’s normal work
