Research Spotlight: Prof. Taylor Dalton bit.ly/445MO0J

Prof. @StephenFDiamond posted an article, "The spot market for carbon offsets: Insights from US stock exchanges" bit.ly/45juL8D

Have you ever considered how #SCOTUS deploys its doctrines of justiciability strategically? If so, check out my forthcoming paper with co-author Dr. Adam Feldman, where we provide empirical insights into the Justices' decision-making behavior. ssrn.com/abstract=45489…

Prof. Michelle Oberman published an article, "Abortion Counseling, Liability, & the First Amendment," in the NEJM bit.ly/45Kskwc

More on the 🌝 emoji! My essay, Finfluencers and the Reasonable Retail Investor, forthcoming in the Penn Law Review Online, discusses Ryan Cohen, securities fraud, and how to hold finfluencers accountable 🚀 Comments welcome: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Prof. David Yosifon published an article, "Agent Correction: Chastisement, Wellness, and Personal Ethics" bit.ly/3PCWfRn

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Prof. Sue Guan posted an article, "Finfluencers & the Reasonable Retail Investor" bit.ly/44SfU48

Celebrating the memory of emeritus Prof. Alan Scheflin, who recently passed away at age 81. He was a globally recognized "expert on mind & behavior control, suggestion & suggestibility, memory, & hypnosis," a great colleague, & a mensch bit.ly/4854tIV

My paper with Christian Helmers examining Judge Albright's impact on US patent lit is now published in JLEO. From 9/18 to 6/21, Albright shifted 880 cases from other courts to Waco & induced 460 add'l suits that otherwise wouldn't have been filed in any court. academic.oup.com/jleo/advance-a…

Congratulations to Prof. David Sloss for receiving the 2023 University Award for Sustained Excellence in Scholarship, the university's highest award for scholarship 👏👏👏

Prof. Brad Joondeph prepared a video explaining his recent paper on SCOTUS' confusing dormant commerce clause ruling in National Pork Producers v Ross His paper bit.ly/3DXwx34 13 minute video bit.ly/3PoLroA Highlight clip (2 min) bit.ly/44UKz0A

Prof. Lisa Kloppenberg did an LTN Sidebar podcast regarding her book, "The Best Beloved Thing is Justice: The Life of Dorothy Wright Nelson" bit.ly/46iHW9Q

Prof. Don Polden published "Restrictions on Worker Mobility & the Need for Stronger Policies on Anticompetitive Employment Contract Provisions" bit.ly/48vSm7Z

Prof. David Yosifon did an Ipse Dixit podcast about his paper, "Agent Correction: Chastisement, Wellness, & Personal Ethics" Podcast: bit.ly/3LZJ8ar Paper: bit.ly/3PCWfRn

Prof. Sue Guan blogged about her paper, "Finfluencers & the Reasonable Retail Investor," for the CLS Blue Sky Blog Blog post: bit.ly/46svfK2 Paper: bit.ly/44SfU48

Profs. W. David Ball & Oberman published an article, "The Case Against Commercial Casebooks" bit.ly/3MqWfSd

Prof. @N__Serafin previewed his next academic article with this piece in Slate, "What’s Really Going On With the GOP’s Current School Obsession" bit.ly/3Gwil2A

Prof. W. David Ball helped author an amicus brief to the California Supreme Court regarding pretrial detention bit.ly/3Rx6abL

Thank you for your engagement over the years. We don't anticipate tweeting any more, but you can find us at Mastodon and Bluesky. See you there!