Five Steps to a More Transparent Sentencing Commission – Clinic Attorney @stacylivingston & UCSF Law Professor (and MFIA Alumna) @ckoningisor submitted a public comment urging the U.S. Sentencing Commission to improve & formalize its transparency policies. https://t.co/ZgfCERL6JA
Recent law grads — come work with us at @knightcolumbia! We're looking for our next class of legal fellows to work on exciting cases at the intersection of free speech and new technology.
https://t.co/QflWOZkGpG
What makes a free press truly free? UC Law SF Prof. Christina Koningisor examines 50 state constitutions and a potential roadmap for expanding free press rights that go beyond the perceived limits of the First Amendment. Read her essay in @KnightColumbia: https://t.co/Q8BNhHEQI0
In "The Other Press Clauses," @ckoningisor@uclaw_sf outlines how state constitutional provisions have historically been underutilized by press advocates, and how they could be rights-expanding for the press. https://t.co/JzU0FlWrXz
In "Innovation Policy and the Press," @ckoningisor@uclaw_sf & @jnotivictor @CardozoLaw argue that we should draw on both public and private sector approaches to policy innovation to respond to the local news crisis. https://t.co/fxIbDnRn5j
Grateful to Prof. Mary Fan and the editors @IReadJotwell for the wonderful review of my article Police Secrecy Exceptionalism in @ColumLRev: https://t.co/0ETtg0Z09p..
🗓️RSVP: On May 3, @knightcolumbia will host "The Future of Press Freedom: Democracy, Law, and the News in Changing Times," a symposium examining what it means to safeguard the role of the press in the U.S. today. More info in🧵. #WorldPressFreedomDay https://t.co/6SoOjuxQ4P
On today's Lawfare Podcast, @matthew_gluck talked to @ckoningisor and Lyrissa Lidsky about the current state of First Amd jurisprudence, how the press used to be stronger, how the authors think our current First Amd architecture should change, and more. https://t.co/uwJxyPuwCV
"The press is in an unprecedented era of decline...And executive branch actors are no longer as constrained by Watergate-era checks to their secrecy powers."
@ckoningisor of @uclaw_sf and Lyrissa Lidsky of @UFLaw argue for legal protections for the media. https://t.co/ZXwbOKS1Ys
And it’s a wrap! A huge thank you to @ckoningisor for ending our semester on a high with a scintillating talk on her forthcoming paper on “First Amendment Disequilibrium” co-authored with Lyrissa Lidsky.
For our final event of the semester, we're incredibly pleased that @ckoningisor (@uclaw_sf) and Lyrissa Lidsky (@UFLaw) will join us for a talk on "First Amendment Disequilibrium"!
Thursday, November 30, 2023 at noon ET
DM for zoom details