Legal Spirits

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Legal Spirits 083: Tradition and the Constitution

October 06, 2026

Mark welcomes back his friend and former colleague, Professor Marc DeGirolami of the Catholic University of America, for a conversation about Marc’s new book, The Constitution of Practice. Drawing on questions they have discussed and debated for years, Mark and Marc explore the case for constitutional traditionalism, how it differs from originalism, and what the Supreme Court’s turn to “history and tradition” means for the Establishment Clause. Mark presses Marc on some of the harder question...

Legal Spirits 082: A Short Take on a Tomb in Sicily and a Never-Ending Contest

September 09, 2026

The Tomb of Frederick II in Palermo Cathedral In this Legal Spirits Short Take, Center Director Mark Movsesian reflects on his recent visit to Sicily and the 13th-century tomb of Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, King of Sicily, and the famous Stupor Mundi—the “Wonder of the World”—in Palermo Cathedral. Medieval Sicily was a major theater in the long struggle between popes and secular rulers over the boundaries of spiritual and temporal power, a struggle that included disputes over the app...

Legal Spirits 081: Who Chooses the Bishops? Armenia’s Church-State Crisis

August 31, 2026

Catholicos Karekin II (OC Media) In this episode of Legal Spirits, Center Director Mark Movsesian speaks with Professor Arman Tatoyan of the American University of Armenia about a controversy involving the Armenian Apostolic Church and the government of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The dispute centers on a civil-court order requiring the Church to allow a bishop to continue serving as diocesan Primate while he challenged his removal. After the Church defrocked the bishop, authorities br...

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Legal Spirits typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Specialized expertise in law and religion, such as a law professorship, legal scholarship, relevant publications, or direct expertise in religious-liberty and church-state matters. Common among recent guests: Academic or professional expertise in constitutional law, religious freedom, or church-state relations; Published scholarship or books on a relevant legal topic. Recent guests include Marc DeGirolami and Arman Tatoyan.

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