The Originalism Blog

The Originalism Blog, associated with the Center for the Study of Constitutional Originalism at the University of San Diego, offers commentary, analysis, and news on issues related to constitutional originalism. It features contributions from scholars and legal experts, discussing how the U.S. Constitution should be interpreted based on its original meaning. The blog serves as a platform for exploring originalist perspectives on contemporary legal questions and developments.
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Cooley Book Prize Recipients

The Thomas M. Cooley Book Prize honors Thomas McIntyre Cooley, a longstanding chief justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, and a professor and dean at the University of Michigan Law School.

Books on the Constitution

If you’re looking to delve into constitutional originalism, consider exploring key texts that lay the foundation of this legal philosophy. This recommended reading list covers the principles, history, and contemporary applications of originalism. These resources offer valuable insights into originalist interpretation, providing a solid understanding of both the theory and practice behind originalist thought, making them essential reads for anyone exploring this legal philosophy. Click on the book covers that interest you to be directed to a place where you can purchase them.

Academic Scholarship

Read the premier academic scholarship on constitutional originalsim.
Access the foundational scholarship of originalism theory by the experts in the field.
Legal Theory Blog
See examples of originalism applied to specific provisions in the constitution.
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Originalist Angles Journal

Originalist Angles, a journal published by high school students, strives to engage young academic minds in complex and contested areas of law through the lens of originalism as a method of Constitutional interpretation. The platform features scholarly articles, essays, and commentary from experts and practitioners who delve into how originalism shapes legal and constitutional debates, aiming to provide a deeper understanding of originalist principles and their application in contemporary legal issues.
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