Michigan State Law Review

The official account of the Michigan State Law Review, @MSUlaw’s flagship journal. Student-run and dedicated to the advancement of legal scholarship since 1931.

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NEW FORUM PUBLICATION: For our third publication this week, we delve into artificial intelligence and constitutional rights. Check out the incredibly insightful piece by New York Attorney Mizuki Hashiguchi.

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FORUM PUBLICATION ALERT: Our latest post on the online forum focuses on discrimination laws and the intersection of First Amendment rights. Head over to the online forum to read this insightful piece by USC Law Professor, Scott Altman.

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NEW PUBLICATION ALERTS:
First, our very own Senior Notes Editor, Reem Albudoor, has her article discussing generative AI published on our forum.

Second, our team published the third issue of our 2024 volume. Head to our site to read the amazing articles.

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Last Friday, the law school journey came to a close for the Class of 2023 as they were awarded their Juris Doctor, Master of Jurisprudence, Master of Laws, and Master of Legal Studies degrees. Congratulations to our newest Spartan lawyers!

Read more: https://t.co/QkWbzq9nu3

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The Class of 2023 is raising money for the @MSULawLib, an important resource for students. Please consider donating to this class gift as it aims to help the library increase the availability of textbooks for first-year law students.

Donate here: https://t.co/CBVZxTM5UT

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Thank you so much to Chief Justice Clement, Justice Cavanagh, and Justice Welch for this amazing opportunity!

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An event organized by the @michstatelawrev brought three Michigan Supreme Court Justices to the College of Law to participate in a Q&A panel and share their career experiences with students.

Read more about the insightful event: https://t.co/hNVOE0hDvl

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Check out what our faculty advisor, Professor David Blankfein-Tabachnick, has been up to! We are so lucky to have him!

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Michigan State University will be covering hospital bills for the five students injured in Sparrow Hospital, Deputy Spokesperson Dan Olsen confirmed. https://t.co/e5jBK2p1ww

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“On Rawlsian Contractualism and the Private Law,” a recent VLR publication authored by Professors David Blankfein-Tabachnick & Kevin Kordana, comes “highly recommended” by Professor @lsolum on the Legal Theory Blog. See below!⤵️

https://t.co/sQtml5slX5

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The highly anticipated (and now recommended) publication is here! We are so proud of our faculty advisor, Professor David Blankfein-Tabachnick.

Add this to your read list if you haven’t already!

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“On Rawlsian Contractualism and the Private Law,” a recent VLR publication authored by Professors David Blankfein-Tabachnick & Kevin Kordana, comes “highly recommended” by Professor @lsolum on the Legal Theory Blog. See below!⤵️

https://t.co/sQtml5slX5

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🚨🚨Be on the look out! 🚨🚨

Congratulations to our faculty advisor, Prof. David Blankfein-Tabachnick. His piece, “On Rawlsian Contractualism and the Private Law” (with K. Kordana) is forthcoming in the @VirginiaLawRev.

We cannot wait to read it!

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S/O to our current Editor-in-Chief!

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After graduation, Hugh Theut, '23, plans to clerk for a federal judge in the Western District of Michigan. Throughout his time at #MSULaw, Hugh has been part of several student organizations and taken on various clerkship roles.

Read more: https://t.co/ZRLUifEsk5

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We are pleased to announce Michigan State Law Review 2022–2023

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We are so proud of our EIC!

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We're excited to welcome our law clerks who have joined us for the summer! Shavonne Gilkey joins us from @_WayneLaw and Hugh Theut from @MSULaw.

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@Romano_Law @MSULaw A wonderful extern of the week right there !

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#ExternoftheWeek Jari Wilson is a rising 3L at @MSULaw, where she is Senior Notes Editor of @michstatelawrev and a member of the #IntellectualProperty Law Student Association. Learn more about our #Summer2022 #externs on our LinkedIn page: https://t.co/FTJbWlXRYe

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Kylee will start her clerkship with Judge Griffin after finishing her two-year clerkship with Judge Paul L. Maloney, Western District of Michigan.

We are so proud of all Kylee has done and continues to do!

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Congratulations to Kylee Nemetz (‘21), former Editor in Chief of the Michigan State Law Review!
Kylee recently accepted an opportunity to clerk for Judge Richard Allen Griffin, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, starting in 2023.

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New Essay!

In his essay, @LouisVirelli, Professor of Law at @stetsonlaw, uses the framework of the affirmative action litigation to introduce and preliminarily explore the concept of “partial recusal” at the Supreme Court.

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Thoughts on the bar exam?

Ibraheem Khalifa, MSLR Associate Editor, explains in his essay how the bar exam is an unnecessary incumbrance on aspiring attorneys in the United States.

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