Sub Deo et Lege

Kevin C. Walsh, Marc O. DeGirolami

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Sub Deo et Lege is an online commonplace, a means of drawing from and carrying on the Catholic intellectual tradition. We invite lawyers, judges, students, professors, and wayfarers from all walks of life to join in the conversation. Sub Deo is supported by the Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition at Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University of America.

28 AOÛT

Ep. 12 "In which we consider Professor Gerard Bradley's view that moral reasoning is an essential feature of constitutional adjudication, notwithstanding prominent views to the contrary.

Sub Deo et Lege

40 min
18 AOÛT

Ep. SDB 1 In which our first Sub Deo Bonus episode turns out to be an hour-long lecture by Kevin from 1L orientation.

Sub Deo et Lege

58 min
28 MAI

Ep. 11 In which we interview President Peter Kilpatrick about what freedom of speech and freedom of inquiry mean at The Catholic University of America.

Sub Deo et Lege

41 min
22 MAI

Ep. 10 In which Professor Samuel Bray joins us to discuss the permutations of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition's influence on the common law.

Sub Deo et Lege

43 min
14 MAI

Ep. 9 In which we reflect on an excellent (and stupendously large) new tome of essays on Christianity and law, giving some particular attention to a friend's contribution.

Sub Deo et Lege

34 min
7 MAI

Ep. 8. In which we discuss whether a proposed CLE on "Professional Responsibility for Catholic Lawyers" conflicts with ABA Model Rule 8.4(g) which conflicts with the First Amendment if so

Sub Deo et Lege

34 min
29 AVR.

Ep. 7. In which Justice Scalia's advice to Christian law professors is considered, along with a sampling of Kevin's musical talents.

Sub Deo et Lege

33 min
18 AVR.

Ep. 6 In which we discuss "method" in constitutional theory, as well as the experience of writing a NY Times opinion piece.

Sub Deo et Lege

39 min

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Sub Deo et Lege is an online commonplace, a means of drawing from and carrying on the Catholic intellectual tradition. We invite lawyers, judges, students, professors, and wayfarers from all walks of life to join in the conversation. Sub Deo is supported by the Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition at Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University of America.

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Kevin C. Walsh, Marc O. DeGirolami
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Sub Deo et Lege

Ep. 12 "In which we consider Professor Gerard Bradley's view that moral reasoning is an essential feature of constitutional adjudication, notwithstanding prominent views to the contrary.

Ep. SDB 1 In which our first Sub Deo Bonus episode turns out to be an hour-long lecture by Kevin from 1L orientation.

Ep. 11 In which we interview President Peter Kilpatrick about what freedom of speech and freedom of inquiry mean at The Catholic University of America.

Ep. 10 In which Professor Samuel Bray joins us to discuss the permutations of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition's influence on the common law.

Ep. 9 In which we reflect on an excellent (and stupendously large) new tome of essays on Christianity and law, giving some particular attention to a friend's contribution.

Ep. 8. In which we discuss whether a proposed CLE on "Professional Responsibility for Catholic Lawyers" conflicts with ABA Model Rule 8.4(g) which conflicts with the First Amendment if so

Ep. 7. In which Justice Scalia's advice to Christian law professors is considered, along with a sampling of Kevin's musical talents.

Ep. 6 In which we discuss "method" in constitutional theory, as well as the experience of writing a NY Times opinion piece.

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Ep. 12 "In which we consider Professor Gerard Bradley's view that moral reasoning is an essential feature of constitutional adjudication, notwithstanding prominent views to the contrary.

Ep. SDB 1 In which our first Sub Deo Bonus episode turns out to be an hour-long lecture by Kevin from 1L orientation.

Ep. 11 In which we interview President Peter Kilpatrick about what freedom of speech and freedom of inquiry mean at The Catholic University of America.

Ep. 10 In which Professor Samuel Bray joins us to discuss the permutations of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition's influence on the common law.

Ep. 9 In which we reflect on an excellent (and stupendously large) new tome of essays on Christianity and law, giving some particular attention to a friend's contribution.

Ep. 8. In which we discuss whether a proposed CLE on "Professional Responsibility for Catholic Lawyers" conflicts with ABA Model Rule 8.4(g) which conflicts with the First Amendment if so

Ep. 7. In which Justice Scalia's advice to Christian law professors is considered, along with a sampling of Kevin's musical talents.

Ep. 6 In which we discuss "method" in constitutional theory, as well as the experience of writing a NY Times opinion piece.

À propos

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