I'm pleased to announce that my new book, "The Pardon: The Politics of Presidential Mercy," is now available for pre-order, in advance of publication in Feb 2025. Kind of timely, I'm thinking.
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#ICYMI: CPF hosted a talk with @TMZ founder & attorney @HarveyLevinTMZ & legal analyst & @nytimes contributor @JeffreyToobin on Levin's career from being a law prof. to TMZ, how TMZ evolves as the media evolves & the American media landscape.
Watch: https://t.co/9EG2WCRP9K
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Maurene Comey just won her case. The Blanche Justice Department illegally fired her as an Assistant U.S. Attorney.
It's important.
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Tomorrow at 5PM: Join CPF for a talk with @TMZ founder @HarveyLevinTMZ & legal analyst @JeffreyToobin on the legal storylines driving the national conversation & the forces shaping the justice system & public opinion.
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@nytimes What happens if the Dems win the Senate and House next month? Maybe less than you think, or hope. Check out my column, for better or worse.
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Join CPF for a talk on Tues. 10/20 at 5PM with @TMZ founder and attorney @HarveyLevinTMZ and legal analyst @JeffreyToobin on the legal storylines driving the national conversation and the forces shaping the justice system and public opinion.
RSVP: https://t.co/TQ16qxbMMX
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Pleased to share my piece about Bennie Thompson, the Mississippi Rep whose career tracks the history of the Voting Rights Act. First won local office just after the law passed, and he is on the verge of losing his seat because the Supreme Court has decimated the law.
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Hey, my @USC pals. Please join me next Tuesday for a conversation with the one and only @HarveyLevinTMZ.
Politics, Power & the Law: A Conversation with Harvey Levin (TMZ) & Jeffrey Toobin (NYT)
Tuesday 10/20 4PM (USC University Club Scriptorium)
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@geraldposner Case Closed is a terrific book. I was pleased to have had the opportunity to review it. I always remember the line that most of the people who criticize the Warren Commission report never actually read it.
I've been getting some lovely newsletter reader emails today about Aaron Brown, CNN's voice on 9/11, who died in 2024. Here's one of them:
"I was one of the many who relied upon CNN on that tragic and terrible day and afterward. Aaron Brown was an eloquent anchor, as well as an excellent reporter. On 9/11, he kept us up to date with what was known at the time, and later, as more facts unfolded, he put them into context. But he always focused on the facts: he never guessed or speculated or spread conspiracy theories. He was a voice of reason, and that was what we all needed. I miss him to this day. May he rest in peace, and may his family know that Aaron's contributions to journalism have not been forgotten."