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So proud of and excited for my wonderful friend @KathiHoke, who deserves this and every other good thing that comes her way!

This week, #BULawProf Jack Beermann spoke at the Maryland Carey Law Anchor Event on the end of Chevron deference.

Professor Jeff Sovern Maryland Carey Law discusses how the upcoming election could affect the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's ability to promote economic justice: americanbanker.com/opinion/in-thi… #FacultyScholarshipFriday

Tomorrow! Please join us for Professor Rena Steinzor 's talk--register here: eventbrite.com/e/rena-steinzo….

My coronation as a member of the administration of Maryland Carey Law is now complete. Thank you, Dean Renée Hutchins Laurent, for being the only person I would ever have done this with. Everybody should have a Dean like Renee!

New publication on the dormant commerce clause from Maryland Carey Law's Regents Professor @mgraber_ in SCOTUS 2023: Major Decisions and Developments of the U.S. Supreme Court: link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…. #FacultyScholarshipFriday

.Maryland Carey Law professor Kathleen Hoke named Public Servant of the Year. law.umaryland.edu/content/articl…

Professor Rena Steinzor of Maryland Carey Law on "The Soil Where M*GA Grows: Why America Needs Good Government," based on her new book, "American Apocalypse": stanfordpress.typepad.com/blog/2024/10/t…

Law student: Don’t you think if we gave the police more power- Me:

Professor Maneka Sinha Maryland Carey Law won the 2024 Award for Excellence in Scholarship at the AAPI/MENA Workshop for Women in the Legal Academy for her paper, “The Automated Fourth Amendment.” Congratulations! #FacultyScholarshipFriday

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.Maryland Carey Law Professor Hunk Doc was invited to speak at the Corporate Law Roundtable on “Delaware Business Courts as a Public Good” GW Law. #FacultyScholarshipFriday

People are starting to show up on BlueSky! Please come on over--it's nice there!

Survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) are often forced to choose between the violence of the state or their partner. This week, Recovering Carceral Feminist-Ask Me How! speaks about "criminalized survivors" and how abolition feminism can help us to better hold them. 💜🎧:no-body-criminalized.simplecast.com/episodes

Hi, all! I don’t post here anymore. You can find me on BlueSky. Same handle, same refusal to believe that police make people safe from gender violence.

Maryland Carey Law's Natalie Ram in Science Magazine: "swaths of sensitive and identifiable research data are entitled to robust legal protection against nonconsensual disclosure-if only the federal government would implement it." #FacultyScholarshipFriday science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Thank you to all who made 2024 the best year of the show yet! 30% growth in subscribers 33% in listeners Next year, I'd love to spend more time on: Municipal Courts Crimmigration Please let me know if you have recs for those topics. Here are the top 10 episodes from 24!

Coming soon in the Stanford Law School Review: Maryland Carey Law Professor Aadhithi Padmanabhan's new article, Abandoning Deportation Adjudication, which argues for rigorous judicial review in deportation cases. Read it here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… #FacultyScholarshipFriday

It took me 28 years to go from carceral feminist to abolitionist. Sarah Lustbader (@saaarah.bsky.social) tells that story here: newyorker.com/news/persons-o….

Today I learned two things. Lots of my friends read @newyorker.com 🥰🥰. Law review editors do not read @newyorker.com (or they do, but rejected my article anyway). 🤷‍♀️