Enjoyed meeting all of the teachers who attended my The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History lectures on Freedom of Speech in America. Each attendee received books! W. W. Norton & Company WME Books

Part I of DEMAND THE IMPOSSIBLE. W. W. Norton & Company amzn.to/45LFzNg

Lucky UConn School of Law students! 'Bright and his Supreme Court cases are the subject of the newly-published book by Boston University School of Law’s Robert L. Tsai, 'Demand the Impossible: One Lawyer’s Pursuit of Equal Justice for All.'' today.uconn.edu/2024/03/stephe…

“Becoming Steve Bright” opens with this scene: student occupation of University of Kentucky’s Patterson Tower, where university trustees are meeting to discuss proposed changes to student disciplinary rules.

Buy now and save 50% on the 'Demand the Impossible' audiobook by and Rᴏʙᴇʀᴛ L. Tsᴀɪ. Offer expires 05/28. audiobooks.com/promotions/pro…

Wild what young people are reading

Our big ol dunk on living under the dead hand of originalism. Slate magazine launch is today. slate.com/news-and-polit…

BU Law Review Jonathan Feingold Vinay Harpalani Jasmine Gonzales Rose Ibram X. Kendi Center for Antiracist Research Angela Onwuachi-Will Daniel Kiel Univ. of Memphis Law Jed Shugerman Rᴏʙᴇʀᴛ L. Tsᴀɪ Nicole Huberfeld Danielle Pelfrey Duryea Angelo Petrigh Jessica Silbey K-Sue Park UCLA School of Law Prof. Yuille NortheasternLaw David H. Webber American Constitution Society Teamsters Sean M. O'Brien Dr. Tyson-Lord Gray The Smell of Money Uncle David University of Southern Maine FLPC@HLS USD NYU Stern Michigan Public Health Shawn Bannon 8. #BULawProf @RobertLTsai discussed his book, 'Demand the Impossible: One Lawyer's Pursuit of Equal Justice for All,' with the book's subject, Stephen Bright (@yalelawschool & Southern Center for Human Rights). #BULawProf Jed Shugerman moderated.

Really enjoyed reconnecting and talking #equaljustice ! Congratulations on Demand The Impossible and centering the incredible legacy of Stephen Bright. Thank you for joining me on Future Hindsight 🙏🏼

Always a pleasure to chat with Mila Atmos. Look for the episode of Future Hindsight to drop in the coming weeks. Demand The Impossible

I’ve posted a “Director’s Cut” of the preface of Demand The Impossible. To be published by Kentucky Law Journal | Vol. 111, it delves deeply into student protests after Kent State and Steve Bright’s role challenging emergency rule and university discipline. bit.ly/3yaxe9O

What is the role that money plays in our legal system? Consider that there is a political economy of injustice.

Here I talk about how pragmatism shapes my approach to analyzing constitutional issues in the book.

I tell Gwendolyn Dolske and Rudy Salo that I consider #DemandTheImpossible a prequel to JUST MERCY. Good Is In The Details

#BULawProf @RobertLTsai writes for The Hill. Read more: thehill.com/opinion/judici…

Take a chance and imagine the impossible. W. W. Norton & Company WME Books Rᴏʙᴇʀᴛ L. Tsᴀɪ bit.ly/46imBhI

Instead of decorations in the house just piles of books

A shout out to Eve Brensike Primus and others doing empirical work on the state of indigent defense

Rᴏʙᴇʀᴛ L. Tsᴀɪ Eve Brensike Primus Please repost this! An organized, well-trained, and well-funded public defender system is necessary (but of course hardly sufficient) for justice to be done in this country. Their case loads should be capped. Assigning lawyers randomly w/o accountability/oversight=disaster