Entry-level Law prof job seekers: AALS FAR submissions are due in 10 days. As my procrastination today, I thought I'd provide some tips as I come off of two years as hiring chair here at @WashULaw. Here, in no particular order, some advice and thoughts, big picture + small bore:
@gllevine@OrinKerr @k_redburn (Can attest that Kate does a remarkably generous and insightful job surveying the arguments, for which I’m very grateful!)
The @michlawreview Book Review issue is out, and it’s a banger! I reviewed @Anna_Lvovsky’s “Vice Patrol”, exploring its lessons for today’s queer spaces. Vice Patrol is a great book for anyone interested in queer history, policing, expertise, and more! https://t.co/Wcek0zwGnU
Very grateful for @ariezrawaldman's review of VICE PATROL in @michlawreview--not just a deeply generous reflection on the book but (more importantly!) an insightful critique of regulation and surveillance against queer life today.
The @michlawreview Book Review issue is out, and it’s a banger! I reviewed @Anna_Lvovsky’s “Vice Patrol”, exploring its lessons for today’s queer spaces. Vice Patrol is a great book for anyone interested in queer history, policing, expertise, and more! https://t.co/Wcek0zwGnU
@SPBPHD I find this really true, and also wonder how much more bearable the toxicity feels because so many of the actors conspicuously perform being better people in real life. Sort of like the Neil Patrick Harris/Barney Stinson effect.
@AaronLecklider I’d try to hire a local genealogist or graduate student to visit the court and scan the file—state archives/libraries sometimes list service providers. Fwiw, I’m not sure if the courthouse/district court are referring to the same building, but this strikes me as within bounds