So excited to have finished my article, "The Outsiders of Algorithmic Governance" ! Will post onto SSRN soon. Email me if you’d like to take a look!

Issue 2 of Volume 32 is available now! Read pieces by Wendy B. Scott, Diana Newmark, Danielle Wingfield, & Ricardo N. Cordova. This issue also features student notes by Alex Michalak, Allison Ripple, Josephine McGuire, & Jared Deeds. Read Issue 2 here: scholarship.law.wm.edu/wmborj/

Prof. Danielle Wingfield's (Danielle Wingfield) latest article, "Pathways to Liberty," published in the William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal (William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal) excavates history and explores the role of education in shaping our past and present. scholarship.law.wm.edu/wmborj/vol32/i…

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Ask about Maggie Walker, Jackson Ward and its Black Wall Street in Richmond, VA… such a rich history

We are excited to announce new faculty joining W&L this fall, including senior scholars in the areas of civil rights and children’s rights, plus rising stars in the areas of food and agriculture, international criminal law, the death penalty, and more! columns.wlu.edu/wl-law-welcome…

“The very serious function of racism is distraction.” We can’t let this lawsuit derail us from what we do best: produce trailblazing scholarship, make the law accessible to our students, and challenge racism & sexism in the legal academia with our very existence .

Just finished moderating a very generative discussion group on Constitutional Family Law with amazing colleagues, including my dear Richmond Law colleague Julie McConnell. The Family Law Programming team did a great job organizing us. #SEALS2024 Richmond Law

New Member Scholar @StokesApproved of Richmond Law presented last Friday at the #EJSymposium hosted by the Community Engagement, Environmental Justice & Health Center UMD Public Health. Pictured: Danielle Stokes with Center analysts Catalina Gonzales and Bryan Dunning! 🌍💡

We are thrilled to be joined by two constitutional law scholars, Professors Corinna Lain and Danielle Wingfield from the Richmond Law to discuss the Supreme Court's recent ruling on presidential immunity. The conversation explores how the 2024 SCOTUS decision in Trump v. United States

Had a great time moderating a brilliant discussion on the Constitution with amazing panelists Corinna Lain, @wyattrolla (ACLU), and Maisie Osteen (LAJC) on #ConstitutionDay at @URLaw. Such insightful perspectives! Thanks, #ACSLaw, for hosting a great event. #ConstitutionDay2024

So excited to virtually premiere a powerful new project— part documentary, part drama— on James Apostle Fields: lawyer, VA Delegate, educator, & HU’s first grad! 🎬 Proceeds benefit a HU scholarship & a commissioned painting. Get your ticket & join me! 🎟️ eventbrite.com/e/first-class-…

My article, Universal Public Defense, found a home in Harvard CRCL, vol. 60 (forthcoming 2025). How might mandated UPD, where everyone is req’d to receive a state funded defender regardless of income, change the criminal adjudication system? I welcome comments & feedback 🙏🏾

.Dorothy Roberts’ work has influenced my scholarship in so many ways; I am thrilled to see her recognized for her brilliance and impact! Congratulations 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Please join us for the Boston University Law Review's fall symposium, open to all students and faculty! The relationship between law and expertise sits at the heart of debates about democracy and governance.

I’m so grateful for the calm of the elders. My father didn’t blink when he heard the election results today. Born in 1957. Served in the Army. Knows what it means to put your life on the line for America, while often being treated as a second-class citizen. As a millennial, I

Henry L. Marsh III was a mentor, fighter, & visionary.I sat with him countless times, learning & preserving his story. His passing is a loss not just for Virginia, but for the movement for justice. Today, I feel the weight of a new era—we must carry his light forward.#RestInPower