Landmark Legal Foundation
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Defending the Constitution

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Promoting Individual Liberty

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Conservative Heritage
Defending liberty and the Constitution Since 1976
Landmark’s roots can be found in the Reagan Revolution. Ronald Reagan’s Administration was one of the most effective presidencies of the 20th century. It changed the trajectory of American history by confronting the Communist bloc abroad and challenging the liberal orthodoxy of domestic policy at home.
President Reagan’s second Attorney General of the United States, Edwin Meese III, implemented Reagan’s vision at the Department of Justice. Ed Meese, who is a long-serving member of Landmark’s board of directors, promoted constitutional originalism, individual rights, and free markets. The Reagan Revolution’s impact on the law and the judiciary is still felt today.
After the Administration, Attorney General Meese and many of his top aides like Mark Levin- the guiding lights of the Reagan Department of Justice- came to Landmark to serve in leadership positions.
We are proud of this legacy and maintain it by bringing their traditional conservative approach to the issues of the day.

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