It was an honor to be part of the @SCHSociety 's series on “The Lives of Plaintiffs Post-Court Ruling" to talk about Myra Bradwell.
The recording was filmed in the fantastic studio @blush_cowork!
🎧 You can listen here: https://t.co/fOVmde7zag
#LegalHistory#SupremeCourt
There is a new @ASLHtweets Talking Legal History episode! @SiobhanBarco talks with Hendrik Hartog @legalhis about his new book “Nobody’s Boy and His Pals: The Story of Jack Robbins and the Boys’ Brotherhood Republic.” Listen here: https://t.co/wBbZ4lOHhJ #legalhistory
Looking for something to listen to on your way to @ASLHtweets 2024 ? Want to preview books featured in author meets readers panels? Check out my interviews with:
Willrich: https://t.co/UVZZtsMHOW
and
Penningroth:
https://t.co/SHNrvkIEGB
#legalhistory#twitterstorians
Please circulate widely! 3-year-postdoc in my new Max Planck Research Group "Artificial Justice." Open to junior scholars of all fields, including history, anthropology, linguistics, and computer science. Deadline 31 July, start date relatively flexible. https://t.co/S8hOACJQiX
Nicolette Sullivan and I had the opportunity interview a panel of experts for a two-part series on the @NAWLWomeninLaw podcast exploring the historical context surrounding the Supreme Court case, U.S. v. Rahimi.
https://t.co/E9dgy93IRz
@womenknowlaw#lawtwitter#legalhistory
Attention #legalhistory and #medievalhistory twitter: @Sara_Canadian and I are editing a collection titled Emotions, Law, and Performance in England c. 500-1500. Check out the CFP here, and get in touch if you're interested in contributing: https://t.co/F7gjQ2Kijm
The Supreme Court just unanimously upheld access to the most-used abortion pill in the country. Listen to Mary Ziegler discuss the history of the abortion debate to understand more.
#SupremeCourt#SCOTUS@SiobhanBarco@maryrziegler@Harvard_Press
https://t.co/6CLoC7kWrj
There is a new @ASLHtweets Talking Legal History episode!! I talk with @natasha_wheatl about her rich and beautifully written book "The Life and Death of States: Central Europe and the Transformation of Modern Sovereignty." #legalhistory#twitterstorians
https://t.co/We34AcCYgJ
Join @foreverhoward, @EmSarconi and I this wintersession and help us build out a database of the fascinating individuals featured in the Chicago Daily Tribune's bi-weekly "Varied Activities of Women" column, which ran from June 1913 to March 1928!
https://t.co/pKjcVYY9Rv
Lawyer / legal history friends: How extraordinary is it for the transcript of proceedings in a litigation to exceed 20,000 pages?
Asking for a friend, who is me.
I'm a regular listener and fan of @StrictScrutiny_ so imagine my delight when I actually got to be on! What a thrill to talk with Leah, Melissa, and Kate. Have a listen. https://t.co/O0yyGeCwmh