Levin College of Law
Judiciary, Text and Tradition Initiative
Led by Ben Johnson · Levin College of Law
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What we study
This initiative of the Program in Law and Government examines the role of text, history and tradition in how courts interpret the Constitution. Professor Johnson studies federal court power and judicial behavior, including with formal models and machine learning.
What working here is like
- Reading, writing & theory
- Computational
- Project
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Current projects
Annual Originalism Conference
A yearly conference where judges, scholars and lawyers discuss how to interpret the Constitution.
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