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[Chris Walker @chris_j_walker]

Love that @UMichLaw did this Q&A alumni magazine interview w/@LeahLitman and me about our @acslaw & @FedSoc honors and the academic culture here at the law school: https://t.co/tPsUvG8AhE

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

@chris_j_walker @AdLawReview Congress can best gather information & adjust adjudication regimes in response to experience. It has often done so. Per @emilysbremer, there’s an exceptionalism norm here; courts should refrain from cookie cutter approaches and instead respect congressional design judgments. /END

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

Chiming in late to the terrific admin. adjudication🧵s of @chris_j_walker and @emilysbremer. Both have important pieces here. Walker & @MelissaWasserma make a fine point that agencies may adjudicate to make policy-then political control could add value. But: only sometimes! (1)

[Emily S. Bremer @emilysbremer]

Excellent 🧵 on new scholarship adding to the ongoing and important debate over the problems and possibilities for administrative adjudication.

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

@chris_j_walker @AdLawReview No agency head review either for all government contract review boards or for Labor Dept formal adjudication of black lung and other benefits. Agency-head review also has not been standard across the history of patent adjudication. (7)

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

Anne O'Connell has flagged a new Vacancies Act ruling out of step with others. Once the President nominates someone to fill a post, even belatedly, agency ought to be able to again designate an "acting." Statute should be read to support noms and Senate confirmation process.

[Anne Joseph O'Connell @AJosephOConnell]

Reed O'Connor has struck again. But in an area few follow -- the Vacancies Act! Although the decision was filed June 5, my Westlaw alert pinged only this weekend. For the truly FVRA obsessed, there is a lot of litigation on whether the two nominations allow for "springback" 1/

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

@DanielEWalters_ @getmejoemiller @DanielEWalters, this has to be right. Another contrast with his admin. law writings -- his nonstingy textualism in Bostock vs. Clayton County.

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

"The Not-So-Standard Model; Reconsidering Agency-Head Review of Administrative Adjudication." You can access it here: https://t.co/VCarTMRsw1. Reactions welcome!

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

Prof. Becky Eisenberg and I are so pleased the Administrative Law Review has printed and posted our new piece. We argue that agency-head review of adjudication is neither standard or straightforward, and that it can pose significant pitfalls.

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

So proud of my @UMichLaw colleague Professor @LeahLitman - a wonderful recognition of her terrific work!

[Michigan Law School @UMichLaw]

Congratulations to Professor @LeahLitman on receiving the 2023 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award from the American Constitution Society!

https://t.co/lAJLkYfrqb @acslaw

[American Constitution Society @acslaw]

The American Constitution Society is pleased to announce @LeahLitman, Professor of Law at the @UMichLaw, has been selected to receive the 2023 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award.
https://t.co/noIpm2rCbT

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

Congratulations @jdmortenson and @nicholas_bagley @UMichLaw for the @ABAAdLaw award for the terrific “Delegation at the Founding”! And also to the incredibly energetic and innovative @chris_j_walker, newest Section Fellow @ABAAdLaw! 🥂I am a lucky @UMichLaw colleague!!

[Chris Walker @chris_j_walker]

Congrats to my @UMichLaw colleagues @jdmortenson & @nicholas_bagley on receiving the annual @ABAAdLaw scholarship award for their article Delegation at the Founding, 121 @ColumLRev 227 (2021)!

[Chris Walker @chris_j_walker]

Pleased to join this letter of #adlaw scholars and leaders in support of Ricky Revesz's nomination to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA). https://t.co/Ir8UbKKP9M

[Nina @NinaMendelson]

So delighted to see my multitalented friend and @UMich colleague @catherinekim_md be recognized with the 2022 Ploughshares Emerging Writer's Prize for Fiction! Can't wait for her award-winning story Mache/Mary to be published in January, 2023!

[Ploughshares is on Bluesky @pshares]

Ploughshares is delighted to congratulate Catherine Kim on winning the 2022 Emerging Writer's Contest for Fiction! Selected by Amelia Gray, Kim's prose "Mache/Mary" will be published in the Winter 2022-23 Issue of Ploughshares.

[GW Regulatory Studies Center @RegStudies]

Steve Balla and @BridgetDooling will join @reevebull, Daniel Cohen (@USDOT), and Nina Mendelson (@UMichLaw) for this @ABAAdLaw event on May 20th!

cc: @GWtweets, @gwlaw, @gwucolumbian, @gwtrachtenberg, @acusgov, @ABAesq
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