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A new book co-edited by Professor Elizabeth Hinton and Elsa Julien Lora ’23 offers essays by incarcerated writers on how violence shapes and informs their lives.
https://t.co/ocTjhFzVhu
America is having a property-tax freakout, Professor @ProfSchleich declares in a new paper.
How did we get here? @CityJournal gives a preview.
https://t.co/bLdxs2zmRl
Last week, ISP Founder and Director Prof. @jackbalkin delivered a Constitution Day talk at @StanfordLaw, “Technology and Constitutional Rot,” hosted by Stanford’s Constitutional Law Center.
Watch the full talk: https://t.co/wRI9cnC2ha
Read the article: https://t.co/d1GKxjizRK
Ambiguity has long played a central role in how courts interpret legislation. But a forthcoming paper by Professor Abbe Gluck asserts that ambiguity’s reign in statutory interpretation is over.
JOTWELL previews.
https://t.co/3uWzBoIKLw
Some real-world problems students examined in Professor @ZLiscow’s course on Connecticut state government:
• A vexsome traffic light
• Slow high-speed rail
• Rising healthcare costs in prison despite fewer prisoners
Their research is now online:
https://t.co/5lEkywcfCt
AI’s threat to humankind is real, Professor Harold Hongju Koh and Visiting Lecturer @beawalton write at Just Security:
“All lawyers — particularly international and national security lawyers — must treat these warnings as a red alert.”
https://t.co/j0w4FIF6tE
Commentary:
America should write its own rules for Bitcoin, Professor @Maceyjoshua and Visiting Clinical Lecturer Logan Beirne ’08 argue at Real Clear Markets.
https://t.co/l1gKY4wNha
Former senior government officials and other Republicans are urging the Supreme Court to protect due process protections for detained immigrants.
@YLSROLC represents the group, which filed an amicus brief in a now-moot case of a man ICE held for 21 months without a bond hearing.
Professor Robert Post reviews a new book by Brian Soucek '11 on some of the most divisive issues facing higher education: academic freedom, diversity, and institutional neutrality.
https://t.co/Q5JiNpa6Pv
Clinical Professor Sven Riethmueller has a new paper that argues that companies exploit accounting rules around stock-based compensation to make their financials look better before going public.
@nytimes reports.
https://t.co/tEzd8fgcIJ
Books by Professors Akhil Reed Amar and Judith Resnik are among the best legal scholarship of 2025, according to a national organization of legal writers.
https://t.co/LyZL1vW7d4
Listen and reflect.
From the Yale Memorial Carillon in Harkness Tower, members of the Yale Guild of Carillonneurs marked 25 years since the September 11 attacks with music honoring those who lost their lives. 🇺🇸
The @MFIAclinic is seeking a temporary court order to stop paid early access to President Donald Trump's Truth Social posts.
The clinic filed suit over the practice last month.
https://t.co/mH0EWMdsq8
Meta’s agreement to place limits for teens on its social media platforms puts the same restraints on its rivals — and that’s where antitrust law comes in, Professor Ian Ayes writes at The Los Angeles Times.
https://t.co/9B7Wppz30n
A new law clinic supports community groups fighting for economic justice, showing students ways to advocate outside of traditional lawyering.
https://t.co/WyPRyx51s5