Anthony Michael Kreis

Originals!

Next week I have a very special date: all the judicial opinions about natural born subjects from 1608 that some might ignore if they don’t do archival work.

Yes!!

What do Thomas Jefferson’s drinking habits, stealing your spouse’s Ambien, and the date Heroin become illegal all have in common? They were all part of yesterday’s Second Amendment insanity at the Supreme Court: www.dorfonlaw.org/2026/03/guns...

I will see him— but archival work awaits!

a man in a military uniform is wearing a hat and looking at the camera . ALT: a man in a military uniform is wearing a hat and looking at the camera .

One week until London.

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“War has been well defined to be, ‘That state in which a nation prosecutes its right by force.’”

Prize Cases, 67 U.S. 635 (1862).

New Center swag!

Greg Bovino, other federal agents investigated for Operation Metro Surge actions Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said her office is already investigating 17 incidents involving potential unlawful conduct by federal agents.

The DA in Minneapolis is investigating Bovino and others.

Oh this sounds so interesting. Putting it on my stack. Will read for sure.

This is a super interesting paper that deserves a great home. ⬇️

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New Center to Focus on Constitutional Law, Practice, Democracy - Georgia State University News - Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, College of Law, Faculty & Research, Press Releases, Pro-Bono &... The Georgia State University College of Law is home to the new Emmet J. Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, Practice & Democracy. The center is named for Emmet J. Bondurant, a prominent trial law...

I’m thrilled that Georgia State’s College of Law is home to the Emmet J. Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, Practice, and Democracy! As associate director, and @espinsegall.bsky.social as director, we’re taking GSU to new heights in the field of constitutional law. news.gsu.edu/2026/02/26/n...

New Center to Focus on Constitutional Law, Practice, Democracy - Georgia State University News - Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, College of Law, Faculty & Research, Press Releases, Pro-Bono &... The Georgia State University College of Law is home to the new Emmet J. Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, Practice & Democracy. The center is named for Emmet J. Bondurant, a prominent trial law...

Proud to announce the opening of the Emmet Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, Practice & Democracy. With @anthonymkreis.bsky.social, @andrewwillinger.bsky.social, and Neil Kinkopf, we’ll fight for the rule of law and democracy as Emmet has done for over 60 years.
news.gsu.edu/2026/02/26/n...

"The center will serve as a nationally recognized hub for the study, practice and advocacy of constitutional law, democratic governance and civic engagement."

All essential things especially in these times.

We are honored to be doing this work thanks to the generous gift of Emmet Bondurant and Jane Fahy, who have long been pioneering figures in protecting American democracy and honoring the Constitution.

New Center to Focus on Constitutional Law, Practice, Democracy - Georgia State University News - Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, College of Law, Faculty & Research, Press Releases, Pro-Bono &... The Georgia State University College of Law is home to the new Emmet J. Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, Practice & Democracy. The center is named for Emmet J. Bondurant, a prominent trial law...

I’m thrilled that Georgia State’s College of Law is home to the Emmet J. Bondurant Center for Constitutional Law, Practice, and Democracy! As associate director, and @espinsegall.bsky.social as director, we’re taking GSU to new heights in the field of constitutional law. news.gsu.edu/2026/02/26/n...

Spring is in the air.

The Historic Case for Birthright Citizenship The Trump administration’s efforts to narrow the scope of the 14th Amendment are based on revisionist history.

My latest on birthright citizenship in The Dispatch @thedispatchmedia.bsky.social
thedispatch.com/article/birt...

One of the more frustrating parts of this birthright citizenship and the common law stuff is that the principles people want to talk about span multiple countries and centuries and it’s hard to respond to that.

I’m a Tar Heel!

It’s just all over the place. I think my piece will do a better job methodically laying it all out.

Kaine on Fox: "The president can act to defend US against imminent attack without congressional approval. But if you're going to initiate war, you need Congress. The president not only did not come to Congress, he acted without even notification to the vast majority of us. This is an illegal war."

I am talking about an early modern common law rule grounded in ideas of late medieval origin. You’re not telling me anything I do not know. You have contributed nothing to this conversation.

Coke’s own articulation only ever accounts for taken forts as an exception to the rule, not occupied territory, which makes both side in terms of general warfare tactics before that time and the fact nobody is conceding authority over territory like that.