My cousin Shereen is 5 months pregnant. She tried for the last 5 years to get pregnant. Is anyone willing to adopt Shereen’s new fundraiser to help share it both in and offline and help elevate her voice as well? 🤲🏽
We're thrilled to be hosting the 7th annual National Conference of Con Law Scholars here in sunny Tucson in March 2025.
We have an amazing line-up for our keynote speaker (Martha Minow) and distinguished commentators.
Pls spread the word widely and apply! Deadline is Oct 1!
🚨Listen to these final breaths… For over 20 hours, three children & their mother were trapped beneath the rubble of their collapsed home in #Gaza, with no food or water, surrounded by fear and death. After immense effort, civil defense teams reached them with basic tools, BUT tragically, it was too late,All had perished.
During WWII the government created a special court to oversee executive control of the economy. Lots of parallels between the issues that arose during the war and the covid epidemic. But in the past, courts worked WITH agencies to achieve policy goals. Read more here!
Just taught my first Administrative Law class using this open source casebook and I highly recommend it. I hope @DanielWaters could hear the round of applause that my students (spontaneously!) gave him from Queens
Excited to share the CFP for next year’s National Conference of Constitutional Law Scholars the Rehnquist Center at my school @uarizonalaw regularly hosts. If you have a suitable project, & interested in presenting it in a beautiful place to a distinguished set of speakers—apply!
Finalizing a syllabus and looking for material on the Middle East/North Africa, or on questions of immigration, settler colonialism, public health, urbanism, or climate change? Our editors chose their 10 favorite articles for classrooms! 🧵
They would not! Every year in Admin I tell students that Archibald Cox may have partially inspired the character of Prof Kingsfield and ONE student, maybe, knows what I'm talking about
I feel like enough time has passed now that I could actually get away with starting the first day of my contracts class exactly like in “the paper chase” and nobody would even know.
Yes! Courts create constitutional law as state-building partners in service of the political coalitions, public influences, social movements, and institutional constraints that make them.
Jana & Jehad’s campaign has been stagnant for 6 days. Please help however you can! All donations are doubled right now by a generous match. Please also share & comment & like to help with visibility!
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Over the years I've made a checklist for writing law review introductions. Just my two cents but I've been told it can be helpful. Stuff insiders know that's hard for outsiders to learn. Now sharing for accessibility's sake, please feel free to pass on: https://t.co/RDupzq0RcM
Thank you to @pro_jo_sho and the editors at @IReadJotwell for this thoughtful review of my new article, "Emergency Administration"
https://t.co/6reCDAMsqA
The article argues that during WW2 courts and agencies shared responsibility for ensuring a well functioning system of price and rent controls. It offers a stark historical comparison to how different branches of government viewed their roles during covid
@profallentweets's scholarship is similarly extraordinary. Her articles connect culture and law in ways that teach me something new each time I return to them. AND she has single-handedly contributed so much to the intellectual community and professional culture @StJohnsLaw
And many others whose work has informed my thinking on many different areas of law and life. Just to name few: @ASKrishnakumar, @meeradeo, @MarissaEsque, my St. John's colleague Elaine Chiu who is perhaps wisely not on this website