Originalist Angles Issue

A 21st-Century Constitution

Except where otherwise noted, all of the articles published in Originalist Angles were researched, written, and edited entirely by high school students.

Published Works

Common Carriage and the Digital World

Revisiting Kelo: Exploring “Public Use” from Common Law to Today

Social Media, the Modern Public Square, and Constitutional Analogies in the Supreme Court’s Case Law

Should only judges get to do the voting? Two theoretical approaches analyzing the interplay between democratic interests and impartial justice:

Against Judicial Election: A Considered Approach

The Undemocratic Court

Looking Forwards by Looking Back: John Locke’s Second Treatise and Modern Administrative Law Implications

1. Revisiting TWA v. Hardison

2. An Interview with Professor Hadley Arkes, Author of Mere Natural Law

Kevin Bizily

Maxwell Steinberg