Browse newsletters about constitutional law

Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance

by Joyce Vance

Former US Attorney Joyce Vance (MSNBC) offers plain-English explanations of law and government, analyzing current events and civic duty to help readers stay informed.

Law Dork

by Chris Geidner

Law Dork by veteran legal journalist Chris Geidner offers in-depth analysis of Supreme Court rulings, Trump administration challenges, LGBTQ+ issues, criminal justice, and democracy.

One First | Steve Vladeck | Substack

by Steve Vladeck

Law professor and CNN analyst Steve Vladeck's "One First" demystifies the Supreme Court, offering accessible insights, news, and historical context.

Free The Law

by We The Patriots USA

This newsletter provides a community space for individuals to connect over shared interests and engage in discussions via the comments section.

The Empty City - a law and polity blog | d. a. t. green | Substack

by d. a. t. green

d. a. t. green provides critical, practical commentary on law and polity, exploring policy-making, legal processes, and their historical context.

The 50501 Movement | Substack

by The 50501 Movement

The 50501 Movement provides essential infrastructure for a decentralized, grassroots movement fighting fascism, delivering updates, resources, and coordinated communications.

Proud to be an American, by Tara Ross | Substack

by Tara Ross

Tara Ross, author, shares daily American history stories, constitutional insights, and a weekly Medal of Honor Monday.

Letters from an Englishman by Jacob Rees-Mogg | Substack

by Jacob Rees-Mogg

Jacob Rees-Mogg, former Cabinet Minister, shares weekly insights on current politics and monthly analyses of history, constitutional matters, and US politics.

On Law & Littles

by Dadchats - Dillon White

Dillon White, a dad, attorney, and constitutional law professor, shares digestible lessons on current events, offering humor and insights from his life with four kids.

Injecting Freedom by Aaron Siri | Substack

by Aaron Siri

Aaron Siri's Injecting Freedom explores the legal, social, and political fight to safeguard individual rights from government censorship, coercion, and mandates.

SCOTUSblog

SCOTUSblog provides unbiased, comprehensive coverage of U.S. Supreme Court merits cases, reporting from before arguments through decisions by legal experts and journalists.