Georgetown Law · Washington, D.C.
The Georgetown Law Federalist Society brings together students who believe in the rule of law, individual liberty, and limited government. We host distinguished speakers, publish scholarship, and connect members with a lifelong professional network.
The Georgetown Law Federalist Society is one of the oldest and most active law school chapters in the country. We are committed to creating a forum for robust debate on legal and policy questions rooted in constitutionalism, separation of powers, and individual rights.
We welcome all students with a genuine interest in these questions, regardless of political affiliation. Our speakers have included sitting federal judges, prominent practitioners, and leading legal scholars.
Members gain access to the national Federalist Society network — a community of over 70,000 lawyers, judges, and scholars — offering unparalleled professional connections for careers in the judiciary, public service, and private practice.
Rigorous debate grounded in constitutional text, history, and structure.
Access to the national FedSoc alumni network of judges, clerks, and practitioners.
Workshops, writing opportunities, and the annual symposium on constitutional law.
Join Georgetown Law's Federalist Society chapter to engage in serious legal debate, build lasting professional relationships, and connect with the national network.