President at Lincoln Legal Foundation
Born and reared in Gary, Indiana, Joseph Morris earned his A.B. and J.D. degrees from the University of Chicago. He held several positions in the Reagan administration, and heads the Lincoln Legal Foundation — “individual liberties, limited, constitutional government.” He is also on the board of advisers of the conservative Federalist Society, and is a former managing editor of The American Spectator. Over the years, he has held leadership positions in the Republican Party, including president of the United Republican Fund Illinois.
Latest posts by Joseph Morris (see all)
- Marking the 36th Anniversary of the Founding of Heartland Institute - October 24, 2020
- A Modest Proposal About Presidential Debates - September 30, 2020
- On the Death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg - September 19, 2020
In this talk below posted on YouTube, Professor Amy Coney Barrett discussed constitutional interpretation, statutory interpretation, and the work of judges in a highly accessible talk given in Jacksonville, Florida, just five days before the election of 2016.
It lasts less than an hour and offers a wonderful window into the mind of Amy Coney Barrett. I am grateful to my colleague at the bar, Michael Fahy, for bringing it to my attention.
