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So #AALS2022 is going to be virtual? Uuuuugggggghhhh

This decision should be a no-brainer!!

I just read this awesome (in the literal sense) story...on the day I got my second Pfizer dose. nytimes.com/2021/04/08/hea…

I just noticed that Pamela Bookman's "Arbitral Courts" has been published. vjil.org/current-issue: "states...have been establishing something in between courts and arbitration....this Article identifies, theorizes, and explores the significance of these new arbitral courts."

Few things in life make you question the supposed glories of federalism more than sitting in the DMV for an hour, waiting to re-title an out-of-state car.

Agreed that this is super weird. But the best values, by my lights, are John Paul Stevens and Harlan Fiske Stone at $4 apiece. (Notwithstanding his plodding writing style, Stone was arguably the greatest proceduralist on the Court in the first half of the twentieth century.)

Imagine a board of trustees more afraid of being called woke than racist.

I'm still processing the Washington and Lee University Trustees' decision, but I have some thoughts about their statement regarding it, which strike me as deeply problematic in numerous ways (thread).

Response to the Board of Trustees' Name Change Decision

I’m very grateful to my students and colleagues for the honor of receiving the John W. Elrod Law Alumni Fellowship for teaching. And I’m happy to be sharing it with Brandon Hasbrouck!

That’s a great line! I really hope I said it.

So, there’s this happy news 😊 Huge thanks to everyone who helped make it happen, including awesome colleagues at W&L Law School and Arkansas Law School! And congrats to Carliss Chatman, Brandon Hasbrouck and Carla La!

The times demand a mass popular movement to protect fundamental liberties, write Dan Epps and Alan Trammell. Constitutional magic tricks can’t save us. washingtonmonthly.com/2022/05/24/the…

Is this when I'm supposed to pick a Twitter fight with Elon? I'm treating this as a badge of honor!

I’m thrilled that Dan Epps and I will be publishing “The False Promise of Jurisdiction Stripping” with Columbia Law Review! Dan has a nice thread explaining the article.

I’m very excited and grateful that Dan Epps and I will have the chance to workshop “The False Promise of Jurisdiction Stripping” at the Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum!

Huge thanks to everyone for making the Junior Faculty Forum such a success!

NEW: My and Alan Trammell's op-ed in the The Wall Street Journal, explaining why Sen. Schumer's "No Kings Act" wouldn't work to overturn Trump v. US, even if it could get through Congress. It draws on our Columbia Law Review article, "The False Promise of Jurisdiction Stripping. wsj.com/opinion/schume…

Congress may not violate the Constitution and then try to cover it up through jurisdiction stripping. This is exactly what Schumer’s No Kings Act tries to do, write Dan Epps and Alan Trammell on.wsj.com/3WOWNWq

Senator Schumer’s new op-ed defending the No Kings Act. He relies on Ex Parte McCardle as precedent. But as Alan Trammell and I explained in the The Wall Street Journal yesterday, that case and others show why this won’t work. Link replies. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…