Enjoying some downtime after Prof. Lucy Jewel's talk at Maryland. Lucy's scholarship is always provocative and engaging. Lucy, thank you for visiting!

Congratulations, Shakira, on your ALWD Outstanding Service Award! Happy to hear about your service on the leadership programming "from the heart"! #ALWD2019 #blacknbluebook

Pernicious cowardice is tallied in death as “leaders” protect themselves with vaccines not available yet to hundreds of millions they’ve put at risk. A vaccine too late for those who have and will soon perish from a disease these cowards have downplayed and mismanaged. Shame.

BREAKING: President Trump was named the worst President in U.S history in new poll President Obama was named the best in U.S history

“The persistent examples of policing killing Black and brown children begs the question: Who is entitled to the grace of childhood?” A must read from Kristin Henning slate.com/news-and-polit…

More from Kristin Henning, with a shout-out to her forthcoming book, The Rage of Innocence: How America Criminalizes Black Youth. vox.com/22394326/makhi…

The Board of Editors of Legal Writing: the Journal of the Legal Writing Institute is excited to announce that Volume 25 is now available at legalwritingjournal.org. Take a look at all of the fantastic content in this volume!!

Our criminal justice system has not made enough room for citizens' stories of their experiences in police encounters. In my essay, I argue that it's time to bring these too often ignored stories into our courtrooms and classrooms. x.com/IreneTenCate/s…

Writing during a pandemic is no picnic! But at long last, my article, “Safe Spaces & Brave Spaces: The Case for Creating Law School Classrooms That Are Both,” is up on SSRN. Forthcoming in University of Miami School of Law - #MiamiLaw Law Review. Wake Forest Law ssrn.com/abstract=39170…

Lots of cases of "EarlySecondSemester1Litis" Key symptoms: - Feeling like you don't understand even though when you ask a question its specific and demonstrates knowledge - Feeling like "everyone else gets it" when in reality you get it the same This too shall pass. I promise.

So what does this have to do with the work that academics are doing now? The cutting edge thinking being done in legal academia is not pointless abstract noodling - it often has real significance for legal strategy in a variety of disciplines. /5

By regularly engaging with this work you can find the next way to win a motion to dismiss, or counsel a client on how to structure a transaction, or how to solve a problem in an unexpected way. You can become the go-to person in the firm on ___ topic. You can mint your relevance

So honored to join this letter with colleagues Tiffany Jeffers Sheryll Cashin Prof. Sherri Keene and so many other brilliant Black women legal scholars!

It’s a privilege to join the 200+ Black women law professors nationwide including many of my brilliant my Georgetown Law colleagues in signing this letter indicating our unequivocal support of SCOTUS Nominee—Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson ❤️🙏🏾

I am so excited to see my article “Teaching Dissents” out in print. Dissenting opinions can help legal readers to see majority opinions in a new light. Many thanks to Minnesota Law Review. Teaching Dissents lawreview - Minnesota Law Review minnesotalawreview.org/article/teachi…

Delighted to attend "The Contextual Case Method" at the 2024 LWI Biennial. Such insightful information. Susan McMahon Prof. Sherri Keene Ashley Binetti Armstrong #2024LWIBiennial #legalwriting

Had a wonderful time presenting the Contextual Case Method with Prof. Sherri Keene & Susan McMahon at #2024LWIBiennial #legalwriting cc Georgetown Law UC Irvine School of Law StJohnsLaw