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Exciting webinar that GJLPP is cohosting with The C. Boyden Gray Center next week! Authors will discuss their essays to be published later this year. Link below to register.

https://t.co/BXSO60y1Us

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@GeorgetownJLPP published article by Jason Torchinsky & @dwpolio on the proliferation of #RedistrictingCommissions and the questions they raise.

https://t.co/RExdbOXQEE

#redistricting #PoliticsAndLaw #PoliticalLaw #PoliticalLawyers #DCLawyers #VirginiaLawyers

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Congratulations to Professor Michael W. McConnell! We look forward to publishing the pieces from the fifth Thomas Cooley Book Prize & Symposium in our 21st volume!

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.@GUConstitution has announced it will award its fifth annual Thomas Cooley Book Prize of $50,000 to Professor Michael W. McConnell of @StanfordLaw for his book, "The President Who Would Not Be King: Executive Power Under the Constitution." Learn more: https://t.co/mJcjGVa6rm

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What role should legislative history play in statutory interpretation? Our Managing Editor, Tina Seideman, offers her thoughts on this contentious question in our latest GJLPP Legal Blog post: https://t.co/lC9AdcayEK

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The Court issued its decision today in U.S. v. Anthrex Inc., be sure to check out our blog post about it!

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Our Managing Editor, Tina Seideman, looked at the upcoming Supreme Court case United States v. Arthrex Inc. and gave us her view on the current state of Appointments Clause jurisprudence.

https://t.co/ZY7DhV6Qct

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Check out our latest blog post!

Our Managing Editor, Tina Seideman, looked at the upcoming Supreme Court case United States v. Arthrex Inc. and gave us her view on the current state of Appointments Clause jurisprudence.

https://t.co/ZY7DhV6Qct

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Announcing A Tri-Journal Note Exchange Between the NYU Journal of Law & Liberty, the Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy, and the Texas Review of Law & Politics @nyujll @GeorgetownJLPP @UTLawTROLP https://t.co/wsoJeDTZJO

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Proud to work w/ @nyujll & @UTLawTROLP to empower student scholars whose work & perspectives are too often disfavored by the legal academy. This Exchange creates new opportunities & ensures we continue to publish exciting conservative, libertarian, & natural law pieces.

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[Josh Blackman] Announcing A Tri-Journal Note Exchange Between the NYU Journal of Law & Liberty, the Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy, and the Texas Review of Law & Politics https://t.co/mV8VHIKVZY

[Vivian Salama @vmsalama]

ATTN: Legal community. This thread is spot on and really begs for further discussion. I was supposed to sit for the NY July bar and now I'm not sure when I'll take it! But I am not in a rush. My classmates are utterly terrified.

[Vivian Salama @vmsalama]

What a time to be a law school grad!: On the first day to apply for the September DC bar exam, the system received so many applications that the Committee on Admissions temporarily paused accepting any more while it assesses its capacity to seat applicants. (1/2)

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Georgetown University will postpone Commencement activities to a time in which we can safely convene as a community.

Read the message from #GeorgetownLaw Dean William Treanor regarding Commencement 2020: https://t.co/buEGH609IR

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Thank you to our own all-stars, GJLPP EIC Megan Cairns (right) and GJLPP Submissions Editor/ @GtownFedSoc co-President Charlotte Hopson (left), for putting together this incredible event!

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@ishapiro Do you think Humphrey's Executor would be overruled or just distinguished (based on the single director, funding structure, etc.)?

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Thank you to our own all-stars, GJLPP EIC Megan Cairns (right) and GJLPP Submissions Editor/ @GtownFedSoc co-President Charlotte Hopson (left), for putting together this incredible event!

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HAPPENING NOW: EIC Megan Cairns introduces all-star panel on the future of agency deference

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Join us at 2pm today in McDonough 520 for lunch and a panel discussion on the future of Auer deference. https://t.co/ZDT6V5XxYs

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Come learn about the future of agency deference with an all-star panel tomorrow at 2pm in McDonough 520. https://t.co/LawgFGJLpE

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Tomorrow at 2PM: Agency Deference after Kisor v. Wilkie feat. the Hon. Laurence Silberman. Co-sponsored by @GeorgetownJLPP and @GtownFedSoc

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Please join us and @GtownFedSoc on Tuesday, March 3rd at 2pm for an all-star panel moderated by Judge Silberman discussing the future of Auer deference after Kisor.

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EVENT NEXT TUESDAY: We're following up our citation in Kisor with a panel discussion on the future of Auer deference. Moderated by Judge Laurence Silberman, panelists are @IlyaSomin, William Buzbee, Glen Nager, and Paul Larkin Jr. More details: https://t.co/Tf3CanRi2Q