The Chapman University Federalist Society is a non-partisan student organization dedicated to promoti Such is our goal.
The Federalist Society is dedicated to America's founding values of limited government, free markets, and the preservation of what James Madison called "the sacred fire of liberty." In the past, the Federalist Society has held discussions on Supreme Court decisions, federal practice matters, privatization issues, and a host of other topics. As Justice Clarence Thomas said, when dedicating Chapman'
11/03/2020
A thought provoking article from Chapman Professor James Phillips regarding originalism, Religious Liberty, and the Fulton case coming up this term in SCOTUS.
Correcting Scalia's biggest mistake | Opinion Sometimes the greatest compliment a devotee can pay a maestro is applying that maestro's teachings to correct his biggest mistake.
03/11/2020
Thanks to all who came to Dr. Forte's lecture today!
03/11/2020
See you all today at noon in 147!
11/07/2019
Thanks to all who came to our event today!
11/06/2019
Hope you can make it Thursday for this great talk!
10/18/2019
Reserve your spot now to hear internationally known survivor of the Holocaust, Mr. Irving Roth at Chapman University Fowler School of Law on Monday, Nov. 11. Lunch will be provided.
09/17/2019
Happy Constitution Day! Stop by our table in the lobby from 12-1 and pick up a pocket Constitution. The first 50 people to stop by the table get a FREE American Flag!!
03/28/2019
We finished the year on a high note thanks to Tim Sandefur and Prof. Noyes! @ Chapman University Fowler School of Law
03/14/2019
Coming soon - the main event:
03/11/2019
We are co-sponsoring an event on natural law with the Christian Legal Society and St. Thomas More Society.
02/28/2019
PIZZA WITH PROFS. FEATURING PROF. EASTMAN!
Monday March 4th from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Room 374.
Join Fowler Law Prof. and Former Dean John Eastman in a discussion about current legal issues. Potential discussion ranges from administrative law issues like Auer deference, to recent restrictions of speech, and to how the non-delegation doctrine relates to the national emergency declaration. And you guessed it: FREE PIZZA!