John Lilburne Research Institute

JLRI is the abbreviated name of the John Lilburne Research Institute (for Constitutional Studies), created in 1985 as an independent think tank.

JLRI is an abbreviation of John Lilburne Research Institute (for Constitutional Studies), and was created in 1985 following an introduction by U. S Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black, to the work of John Lilburne in relation to the drafting of the U. S. Constitution with its first ten amendments. Further research led to the discovery that Thomas Jefferson was related to John Lilburne by genealogy.