Daniel B. Rodriguez
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Law School Deans as Cheerleaders, and the Delicate Marketing Dance, Part 2: The Case of Access to Justice
I have just returned from a conference in S.F. on non-JD programs — master’s degrees, with different titles, but basically programs designed to bring in folks with no immediate goals of training to become licensed lawyers. Let’s leave aside...
MQD is the tail; textualism is the dog
The recent Tariffs case has again put the major questions doctrine front and center in the current administrative law ecosystem. MQD sits alongside Loper Bright one of two big bruiser doctrines in a turbulent world in contemporary admin law...
ABA accreditation reform: Who are the real stakeholders?
The Council’s recent rescission of its diversity standard (209) in the face of Trump administration pressure will likely engender angry reactions by a large number of law school deans. Efforts to revise the standard in order to head off at ...
Law School Deans as Cheerleaders, and the Delicate Marketing Dance, Part I: The Case of Agentic AI
The law school dean is and must be the law school’s top cheerleader. She will shout from the rooftops about the latest and great new hires, the accomplishments and credentials of the students, the legal victories of their clinic, the extrao...
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