The Indonesian Constitutional Court’s Recent Theocratic Judgment God is not dead, at least not in Indonesia. Belief in God is not only fervent across the population, but also exalted as part of the constitutional identity of the state itself. On 3 January 2025, the Indonesian Constitutional Court issued a judgment concerning the rights of non-believers … Read more
Can a libertarian Regulatory Standards Bill change New Zealand? The New Zealand government has launched a consultation on a Regulatory Standards Bill that would help set a framework for both existing and future regulation undertaken by the country’s Parliament and government. In addition to laying down principles to which regulation will be expected to conform, the bill … Read more
Until recently, the usual response from legal professionals I spoke with about what we do went something like this: “Oh, really? Constitutional law? Great! (brief pious Grundgesetz look …) Right! God, that was a long time ago. State institutions… constitutional complaints… last time I had to deal with these was during my first year at … Read more
