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Thomas B. Griffith

Thomas B. Griffith is a former federal judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.

three birds hold strings wrapped around the United States of America to carry the nation.
Opinion
Perspective: Latter-day Saints have a distinct charge to uphold the Constitution
Contempt has replaced disagreement in politics. Latter-day Saints are uniquely situated to heal the divide.
By Thomas B. Griffith
We can’t rely on the Constitution alone. We can protect our religious liberty by how we act.
Opinion
Are we doing enough to ensure that our religious freedoms are protected in America?
We can’t rely on the Constitution alone. We can protect our religious liberty by how we act
By Thomas B. Griffith
President Donald Trump speaks at an election night party in the East Room of the White House in Washington on Nov. 4, 2020.
Perspective
Perspective: The 2020 election was lost, not stolen
Attacking our election system as corrupt is not only inaccurate, but breeds distrust in our democracy.
By Thomas B. Griffith
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Perspective
The U.S. Supreme Court is not a puppet of the party system
Critics say the Supreme Court is filled with political actors. The critics are wrong, and they’re damaging our democracy.
By Thomas B. Griffith
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Perspective
Civic charity: 6 times we got it right
The nation’s well-being must be valued over personal interests.
By Thomas B. Griffith
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InDepth
How judicial activism on the right and left is threatening the Constitution
Judges aren’t supposed to make laws. They settle fights by interpreting them.
By Thomas B. Griffith