With acute awareness of the irony... check out this article by me and @nikenberger arguing Meta's new content moderation policy just proves Meta (and speech monopolies like it... looking at you X) need to be broken up-- https://t.co/RoyOgiFX0A
The End of Means-End Scrutiny
This article provides a complete critique of the numerous doctrinal transformations that together comprise the larger #constitutional revolution of ending means-end #scrutiny.
Author: @f_procaccini
Read the full paper: https://t.co/yGq6x63hFG
New Article alert! The End of Means-End Scrutiny, now on SSRN: https://t.co/TBSxIMBoj0
The Court is widely and discreetly abandoning means-end scrutiny, transforming rights and judicial review in the process. Feedback welcome! My two-week old editor says it's a must read :)
🔍 Do Anti-CRT laws violate the First Amendment? Professor @f_procaccini argues they might infringe on students' rights to receive information, which is crucial for democratic participation.
Discover her insights: https://t.co/QyJxKHSCJp
The brilliant Marc Kalani’s new short audio doc on death penalty mitigation work, a story about how humanity transcends, and seeing humans where the system sees monsters. Worth many listens
Join us in celebrating the six #VandyLaw professors who were honored with Hall-Hartman Awards for Outstanding Teaching:
@HawAllensworth, @IngridBrunk, @btfitzpat, @f_procaccini, Matthew Shaw, and Kevin Stack, and Arjun Sethi!
Read more at https://t.co/JtMnTWKo9e
Watch/listen 6 ET tonight on @OpentoDebateOrg@NPR@cspan live from Chicago - Has Citizens United Undermined Democracy? with @ProfCiara vs. Floyd Abrams & Eric Wang
I mean, is it even a debate??
New Article! "Social Network as Work," forthcoming in @Cornell_L_Rev
Reconceptualizing social media as a form of labor, reframing users as workers and platforms as employers, to offer a constitutional breakthrough for regulating harassment/misinfo online
https://t.co/LBs9y1y62c
Want to fix the Court? Start by fixing Congress.
@nikenberger and I wrote about how Congressional underreach enables Court overreach, and some ways to start tackling the problem.
https://t.co/hQb6TS3Uon
Welcome to the 1st plenary of our Freedom of Expression Scholars Conference #FESC9! Thanks to @LoyolaLaw's Alexander Tsesis, @SturmCOL's Alan Chen @profalankchen & @Harvard_Law's (& @MFIAclinic's) Francesca Procaccini @f_procaccini for their thoughts on Compelled Speech Doctrine!
Immeasurable thanks to the outstanding student editors and the many colleagues who improved the piece. Please give a read, share, and discuss! https://t.co/0hgmkCV4Bd
Thrilled my article, Reconstructing State Republics, is out in @FordhamLRev! This piece was born of a deep concern with how undemocratic state practices are impeding national democratic governance—a problem that grew critical in the '20election and now threatens Congress’s agenda
Today's national political dysfunction is rooted in states that are devolving into modern aristocracies, @f_procaccini writes in a new Article. Congress can—and should—use the reset button built into the Constitution: the Guarantee Clause. https://t.co/DlkFz27qiE
“Murder on Middle Beach” on @HBO this week featured @MFIAclinic director @MFIADave, former fellow @f_procaccini, & students @jakevanleer & Sara Sampoli representing @madison_hamburg at a CT Freedom of Information Commission hearing. Proud to see the Clinic's hard work on TV!
The Constitution guarantees that all states will have a republican form of government. But how is this enforced? Don’t miss Francesca Procaccini’s new article addressing this very question in @FordhamLRev! #Highlightwomen#WomenAlsoKnowLaw
https://t.co/wdrNenbevK
"[Ginsburg] recognized that equal opportunity is vital to self-determination, and that personal liberty is secure only insofar as society respects each of us as equals," @f_procaccini writes: https://t.co/SXtkqG1wXk