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Dr. John Eastman is a Professor of Law at the Chapman University School of Law, specializing in Constitutional Law and Legal History. He is also the Director of the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, a public interest law firm affiliated with the Claremont Institute for the Study of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy. Prior to joining the Chapman law faculty, Dr. Eastman served as a law clerk to the Honorable Clarence Thomas, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States.

Eating Up the Bread of Our Children
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, February 2006)

Statesmen, Demagogues, and the Rule of Law
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, January 2006)

Wrong Question in Hamdi
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, January 2004)

The New Glass Ceiling
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, June 2003)

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  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, May 2003)

Patronizing Diversity
  by John C. Eastman   (Editorial, February 2003)

Justice at Christmas
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, December 2002)

Why Dick Cheney is Fighting the GAO
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, July 2002)

The Federalism Side of School Vouchers
  by John C. Eastman, Edwin Meese  (Editorial, July 2002)

Judge Shopping by...Judges?
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, June 2002)

The Vanishing Right to Property
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, May 2002)

Puppets on a String
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, April 2002)

The Federalism Issue Underlying The Vouchers Case
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, February 2002)

Moral Equivalency in International Law
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, January 2002)

President Bush’s Christmas Present
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, December 2001)

Military Tribunals are Perfectly Constitutional
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, November 2001)

The Forgotten, Newest Amendment: Is It Already a Dead Letter?
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, October 2001)

To Defend America, Let Us All Do Our Part to Ensure that America is Worth Defending
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, September 2001)

Deadly Sucker Fish
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, August 2001)

Colorblind Equality—The Father of All Moral Principle In Us
  by John C. Eastman, Edwin Meese III  (Editorial, August 2001)

Morality Without God?
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, July 2001)

Bad News for Good News Clubs?
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, July 2001)

Balancing the Ninth
  by John C. Eastman  (Editorial, June 2001)

Justice Thomas and the Oft-Forgotten Virtue of Prudence
  by John C. Eastman  (On Principle, December 1998)



 


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