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Constitutional Minute Archives

The Constitutional Minute is a non-partisan forum in which our nation's leading scholars discuss the most important constitutional issues in the news. The National Constitution Center presents their commentaries without endorsement.

	How Powerful Was Justice O'Connor? July 7, 2005 John Choon Yoo University of California, Berkeley School of Law
	Up In Smoke? June 8th, 2005 Kathleen Sullivan Standford Law School
	Does the Filibuster Compromise the Constitution? June 3rd, 2005 Douglas Kmiec Professor of Constitutional Law, Pepperdine Law School
	We Still Need the Patriot Act April 18, 2005 John Choon Yoo University of California, Berkeley School of Law
	Pushing the Button: The Nuclear Option April 10, 2005 Michael Les Benedict Ohio State University
	A New Set of Tools for a New Kind of War March 11, 2005 Charles Fried Havard School of Law
	How Do You Fire the Chief Justice? February 25, 2005 Sanford Levinson University of Texas
	Could the Government Take Your Home? February 18, 2005 Richard Epstein University of Chicago
	Could the New Iraqi Constitution Make Matters Worse? February 10, 2005 Michael Les Benedict Ohio State University
	Chief Justice Clarence Thomas? January 10, 2005 John Choon Yoo University of California, Berkeley School of Law
	The Myth of Judicial Heroism December 15, 2004 Jeffrey Rosen Professor of Law at George Washington University and Legal Affairs Editor of The New Republic
	Congratulations to John Kerry! November 5, 2004 Douglas W. Kmiec Professor of Constitutional Law, Pepperdine Law School
	Is the 2004 Presidential Election Headed for Another Legal Trainwreck? October 21, 2004 Jeffrey Rosen Professor of Law at George Washington University and Legal Affairs Editor of The New Republic
	Intoxicating Docket: What's Ahead for the Supreme Court October 6, 2004 John Choon Yoo University of California, Berkeley School of Law