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Joshua Rozenberg KC (hon) reports and comments on UK legal developments, including the courts, legal regulation and constitutional issues, with occasional international stories. Paying subscribers also receive a podcast series interviewing figures in legal regulation.
A personal newsletter of essays on constitutional philosophy and law, connecting current Supreme Court decisions and national anniversaries to historical and theoretical questions. Readers get opinionated, historically grounded commentary on equal protection, due process and American constitutional identity.
A newsletter on American history, the founding, and constitutional government, written from a conservative perspective critical of the administrative state. Issues mix narrative history, summaries of scholars' arguments, and promotion of the author's own documentary film.
This newsletter explains U.S. constitutional law through current events and parenting analogies, with numbered ConLaw lessons on topics like federal raids, executions and criminal procedure. Readers get accessible legal analysis of news stories from a lawyer's perspective.
Jonah Aragon writes and makes videos on data privacy, digital rights and cybersecurity, with analysis of surveillance tech such as Flock license plate readers and their Fourth Amendment implications. The newsletter also covers consumer privacy tools like mobile carriers and includes practical self-hosting tips, with some referral-link disclosures.
Real Liberty Media is a libertarian-leaning newsletter and blog featuring commentary on constitutional rights, government permission for travel, and critiques of mainstream media and globalism. It mixes opinion essays with link roundups, classifieds, and promotional items for a radio app and donations.
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