Constitutional Law

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Tony has taught courses on Constitutional Law and Religious Liberty, and he has litigated cases involving constitutional issues. He speaks and writes on issues involving the United States Constitution, including freedom of religion, freedom of speech, and criminal procedure.

Tony is available to speak about constitutional law at conferences and events. 

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A Juror's Religious Freedom
Bill of Rights
(B.Y.U. Law Review)

Born Again RFRA:
Will the Military Backslide
on its Religious Conversion?
(Missouri Law Review) 

“No Help Me God”--
Religion, the Courtroom, and a
Proposal to Amend the
Federal Rules of Evidence 
(Mississippi Law Journal)

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"23 and Plea": Limiting Police Use of Genealogy Sites after
Carpenter v. United States
(West Virginia Law Review)

Putting Faith in Europe: 
Should the Supreme Court Learn from the European Court of Human Rights?
(Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law)

Religion Lessons from Europe: 
Intolerant Secularism, Pluralistic Neutrality, & the U.S. Supreme Court
(Pace International Law Review)

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A Practitioner's Guide to
Police Use of Genealogy Sites
and the Fourth Amendment
(ABA Criminal Justice Magazine)

Mr. Scalia's Neighborhood: 
A Home for Minority Religions?
(St. John's Law Review)

Can Fetal Pain Legislation Survive?
(Texas Review of Law & Politics)