About the Federalist Society

We are conservative and libertarian students concerned with the current state of our legal system. The Federalist Society was founded on the principles that the state exists to preserve freedom, that the separation of governmental powers is central to our Constitution, and that it is emphatically the duty of the judiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be.

Each semester, we work to promote awareness of these principles at UM Law and beyond, through a wide range of activities including speeches and debates, as well as social and networking events. For more information, visit the national Federalist Society website, or contact us.

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ACLU report tells of prison terrors that allegedly occurred during and after Hurricane Katrina last year. The report states that the prison "lost electricity and backup generators when it was inundated by floodwater. Stuck without food or water, inmates broke windows, burned blankets and rammed holes in buildings." A building in New Orleans lost power and was flooded during Hurricane Katrina? I don't believe it! Inmates rioted when presented the opportunity? Again, I'm shocked! Thanks to the ACLU for pointing out the obvious! Maybe when an earthquake hits California, they will issue a report on how ceiling tiles fell at San Quentin...
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