Professor Eric Berger asks how a hypothetical future liberal SCOTUS should treat Roberts Court precedents that were themselves decided w/o much respect for prior precedents. Details on the blog at: dorfonlaw.org/2024/04/how-sh…

So excited that my alma mater, Carthage College, is hosting the Lincoln Symposium. James Oakes (!), Harold Holzer, Frank Williams, Jennifer Murray, and Ed Achorn! carthage.edu/news-events/sp…

Any law students need furnished housing in Nashville this summer?

Sergio Leone and the cast of ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST (1968).

Great resource for fed courts and administrative law scholars.

I think about Monticello several times a week. Legitimately one of the most impactful places I’ve ever visited. I have sort of an obsession with Jefferson now.

Born to Run is a perfect album.

Historians' Brief in Trump v. United States dlvr.it/T5Fz7V

Teaching 1A vs. anti-discrimination laws tomorrow. Masterpiece Cakeshop, Fulton, and 303 Creative on deck.

UConn is just better.

Eric and I may argue the merits of this issue until that great wakin’ up morning. I appreciate that we can be friends and assume the best of each other despite our disagreeing about this issue we all agree is gravely important.

Steal.

Campus at 2:08pm.

No lie: the syllabus has lined up such that I’m going to be teaching Griswold v Connecticut during the partial eclipse.

So if there’s some sort of penumbral singularity it’ll be my fault.

Knowles-Gardner on NAACP v. Alabama ex rel. Patterson dlvr.it/T5CYS1

[Jonathan H. Adler] Department of Transportation Lacks the Authority to Require States to Set Greenhouse Gas Reduction Targets for Highways ift.tt/ZXmDsJo

Iowa just couldn’t rebound. Cardoso was too much.

Caitlin Clark is Her.

New paper by Randy J. Kozel on the law of en banc review. Of interest to public law scholars and appellate twitter aficionados. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…