As the high court begins a new term next month, a UVA scholar is researching how the specific language used to explain its decisions influences public understanding.
The Karsh Institute hosted an important conversation with Supreme Court Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett and UVA Law's John C. Jeffries Jr.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- Justice Amy Coney Barrett spoke with students in a packed Culbreth Theatre about the relationship between society and the rule of law.
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The Karsh Institute's Melody Barnes likened the legislative process to building a muscle. Historically, she said, there’s been a “push and pull” until a window opens up for legislative activity.
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The Karsh Institute will welcome Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett for a discussion about her new book, “Listening to the Law.”
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Four thought leaders from different fields are working with us to examine what keeps American democracy going—and how we can make it stronger.
Drawn from across schools and disciplines, these fellows are united by a shared focus on democracy’s most pressing questions.
A subcommittee of the Virginia General Assembly invited researchers to examine what would happen if the Commonwealth aligned its voting calendar with federal elections.
Researchers Sam Pressler, a Karsh Institute fellow, and Soren Duggan produced “Nobody to Call,” a reporter based on interviews with men in their mid-20s to their mid-40s without college degrees. We’ve all experienced social atrophy, Pressler said, but for men without degrees the bottom has fallen out.
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Karsh Institute Executive Director Melody Barnes spoke about how the U.S. founding fathers designed American democracy.
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In looking at the U.S. from its founding to today, Karsh Institute Executive Director Melody Barnes sees popular sovereignty and the rule of law as inseparable.
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