Bradley Rebeiro

My first contribution to Law & Liberty lawliberty.org/redeeming-the-…. Joining the conversation by invitation of @JamesWilsonInst. Responds to Prof. David Forte’s counsel to use “correct” originalism rather than join the ranks of Hadley Arkes, @josh_hammer, and others who call for a /1

Terrific essay by my friend, @RebeiroBradley. His work on Frederick Douglass is novel and important.

My latest in @Deseret. It is a digestible 2k words for those who want to understand a bit more about Frederick Douglass’s unique method of constitutional interpretation. Adapted from a portion of my forthcoming book on FD and constitutional abolitionism. deseret.com/magazine/2025/…

I enjoyed lecturing today at the Constitutional Literacy Institute @CCSUVU! They are doing great work educating teachers who are at the frontlines of providing a civic education to the rising generation.

Great work by one of my BYU Law colleagues being highlighted. Fascinating study on the practice of granting warrants in Utah

BYU Law has just placed a job posting online for two tenure-track professorial positions and one visiting position. If you know anyone looking to make the transition into academia, direct them toward this link!: byu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/faculty-career…

"Appealing Temporary Restraining Orders" by Morgan Bronson, @white_wesl1049, & me. We argue the rule barring appeals from TROs came from a now-repealed statute requiring the appealed-from interlocutory order to be issued "upon a hearing." Comments welcome! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Gratitude & applause to the amazing @lsolum, who has not only done defining work on originalism (& other things), but who also organizes, curates, comments on, improves, & promotes academic work in law. A massive public service, done with unfailing generosity & kindness.

Given what is happening across government agencies, it seems appropriate to post a new paper by @creelanejones, Thomas Smith, and I called "Testing the Independence Hypothesis," forthcoming 2025 in the @AdLawReview. (papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…) 1/

Join us in welcoming our first Senior Fellow, Professor Justin Dyer!

We are hiring for a Postdoctoral Research Associate who will serve as a valuable contributor to our teaching, programming, and publication mission and teach one course per semester. View full application details and apply here by March 19: apply.interfolio.com/163695

Today, Justice Thomas cited my article, Anachronistic Readings of Section 1983, in dissent, expressing desire for "further examination ... as to whether §1983 can provide ... a cause of action." My article (papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…) argues that, as an original matter, it did not!

We’re now in the fourth session of the 2025 Salmon P. Chase Faculty Colloquium, diving into a thought-provoking discussion on constitutional rights, the scope of the police power, and the enforceability of natural rights. @Liberty_Fund

Very happy to be attending this years Salmon P Chase Colloquium, where participants will discuss the Enforceability of Natural Law and Natural Rights. Thanks to @shbarclay @RandyEBarnett @GUConstitution for organising!

Randy Barnett and I have just posted a new paper, Originalism and the Party Presentation Principle, which is available on SSRN at this link: buff.ly/3Wj8QMc

I enjoyed this exchange with @kroosevelt93. If you want to see my review of his book (which I definitely recommend reading), you can find it here: scholarship.law.upenn.edu/jcl/vol25/iss4…