A Lifelong Writer with a Voice Rooted in Law, History, and Public Life

Writing has been one of the constants in Donald Scarinci’s life. From his earliest academic work to his decades as an attorney, commentator, and historian, he has used the written word to explain complex ideas, preserve important histories, and contribute meaningfully to public understanding.

His writing reflects the same principles that have defined his legal career: clarity, accuracy, and a commitment to making the law accessible. Over the years, he has become a trusted interpreter of constitutional issues, public governance, and the institutional forces that shape American democracy.

A Portfolio Spanning Columns, Scholarship, and Digital Platforms Scarinci writes regularly across several platforms.

Scarinci writes regularly across several platforms. He serves as editor of the Government and Law Blog, where he oversees coverage of the New Jersey Supreme Court Reporter and offers commentary on state legal developments. He also authors a column for the New Jersey Globe, providing insight into law, politics, and public affairs.

As the creator and editor of the Constitutional Law Reporter, Scarinci provides accessible analysis of United States Supreme Court decisions, constitutional doctrine, and the historical foundations of American law.

His published work includes four books, among them David Brearley and the Making of the United States Constitution and Redistricting and the Politics of Reform.

He also lectures frequently on constitutional and municipal law, continuing a long tradition of educating both legal peers and the public.