Professor Emeritus, Law and Rhetoric, Barnett College. I live it all. Transcendent like Waldo - intense believer in irony. Always wanted to be an Archeologist.
I can say honestly, ALPS is my favorite conference to attend. I can also say some of my best friends I have met through ALPS! Don’t miss out - It lives up to they hype!
A few thoughts on today’s profound events in courtrooms in Manhattan and Alexandria, and what they mean for the President.
1: The President’s former lawyer Cohen pled guilty to 8 crimes in SDNY, 2 of which relate directly to crimes to help the President’s campaign 1/
In all my time working as a White House staffer, White House lawyer, Congressional investigator, and White Collar defense lawyer, I’ve never seen anything like this.
This will be taught for generations as a stain on the Presidency of Nixonian proportions. 5/x
A positive review of my recent article, "Retrenchment, Temporary-Effect Legislation, and the Home Mortgage Interest Deduction." Always flattering when someone takes the time to provide meaningful feedback on your article. #taxlaw#taxreform https://t.co/JZs66CeDD7
Dean Harrison was a talented attorney, legal scholar, mentor, colleague, leader, friend, and more. He embodied what all of us should strive to be and we are lucky to have known such a human.
Rest in Peace.
@lawprofblawg@Ted_Trembley @jaiathomas @StanfordLaw Is this a good time 2 mention that Atlanta’s John Marshall posted a 24% pass rate, and hasn’t posted above a 50% rate since its current dean started, while its branch campus, which same dean and owner worked to close for a $27M property sale posted a 71% rate. #AskingForAFriend
The main takeaway?
The FBI is getting judges to sign off on warrants that allow them to get Google user information, including names, addresses and location, without even knowing who they're looking for across wide areas of land.
https://t.co/2kcufRvpNo