Jack Smith, Educator on the Rule of Law - By former federal prosecutor Dennis Aftergut j.st/56T9

4th Cir case from VA offers dubious, definition of "disparate impact" - By Vik Amar and Jason Mazzone j.st/56Ta

Do Convicted Felons Have a Constitutional Right to Bear Arms? By UChicago Law School prof emeritus Albert Alschuler j.st/56TQ

The Court’s Pause: A Necessary Change for Victims j.st/57mP by @CHILDUSAdvocacy exec director @kathrynrobb1

2024 Is Shaping Up to Be the Worst “Hold Your Nose” Contest in American History... j.st/57oq by Amherst College prof @ljstprof

Trump, Evangelicals, and Why Indictments Don’t Shake Their Support j.st/57oU by Penn prof Marci A. Hamilton

Abandoning Precedent: The Case for Bringing ChatGPT into Law Schools by Rutgers Law ⚖️ adj prof @DavidSKemp j.st/57oT

Ron DeSantis and Jim Jordan Offer a Preview of How Republicans Will Politicize Justice - by Amherst College prof @ljstprof j.st/57qe

Is Higher Education Spending Excessive? Yes and No, writes UC Davis Law prof Vik Amar j.st/57qm

Does Diversity Have a Future? by Cornell Law School prof @dorfonlaw j.st/57qI

Former federal prosecutor Dennis Aftergut argues that the judge in Mark Meadows' case should apply the totality of circumstances test and remand the case to state court j.st/57rd

.Neil H. Buchanan discusses the erosion of academic freedom and tenure in universities, specifically focusing on recent legislative changes in Florida that undermine intellectual freedom j.st/57rf

.Amherst College prof @ljstprof: Two Decades After 9/11, It’s Looking Like American Democracy Won’t Survive the 2024 Election j.st/57vj

The Flawed Premise at the Core of the Threats to Impeach Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz j.st/57zo via Justia Verdict

Maybe the Speaker of the House Must be a Member of Congress by @dorfonlaw j.st/57Db

Americans Are Divided Over Who Is a Better Custodian of Democratic Values, Biden or Trump - By Amherst College prof @ljstprof j.st/57MO

Former federal prosecutor Dennis Aftergut offers four key takeaways from Trump’s civil fraud testimony Monday j.st/57N1

Louisiana Judge Uses a Fog of Legalisms to Prevent Consideration of Clemency for Death Row Inmates j.st/57ON by @ljstprof

.Touro Law Center prof Rodger Citron analyzes #SCOTUS from 2019-2022. Part 1 explores Roberts's judicial statesmanship in Trump-era cases and the shift following Justice Barrett's appointment. A nuanced look at the Court's evolution: verdict.justia.com/2024/09/09/the…

In Part 2, Touro Law Center prof Rodger Citron examines Chief Justice Roberts's leadership in the 2023-24 SCOTUS term. Roberts balances conservative rulings with political caution, from overturning Chevron to avoiding contentious gun rights decisions: verdict.justia.com/2024/09/10/the…