Wheatley Institute Fellow Judge Thomas B. Griffith has taken on a major role in the American Bar Association’s Task Force for American Democracy, a project created last year to strengthen the commitment of lawyers to the Constitution and the democratic republic it creates. Judge Griffith was appointed to the Task Force at its creation, and his emphasis since has been on the need for lawyers to protect and defend the Constitution by pushing back against the contempt that too often characterizes current American political disagreement. He is working with the deans of law schools to strengthen their commitment to teaching future lawyers that the most important way for them to carry out their primary duty to support and defend the Constitution is by modeling reasoned and respectful disagreement.

Wheatley Hosts First Law Student Seminar

Wheatley Institute Partners with BYU Law to Host Religious Freedom Annual Review

After headlining BYU's Constitution Week, Noah Feldman sits down with Deseret News to talk about his fascination with the LDS and love for the constitution.

Thomas B. Griffith shared an opinion column on religious freedom as it pertains to the Jewish school Yeshiva University.

Trent Toone of the Deseret News published a summary overview of the recent Wheatley Institute lecture featuring Harvard professor and author Noah Feldman. The excellent lecture was given as a part of Brigham Young University's 2022 Constitution Week events.