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The Ten Commandments are one of the most recognizable texts in the world. For Jews and Christians, they are part of sacred scripture, and so many cultural artifacts bespeak their influence, from courthouse monuments to the Ten Duel Commandm...
The Federal Courts Section of AALS has asked me to post the following. (As you’ll see I’m involved with reviewing one of these awards, but not the other.)
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FROM AALS SECTION ON FEDERAL COURTS
Best Untenured Article Awa...
While I was gone, and frankly for all of the month of August, I neglected to post our new podcast episodes. Presumably most regular listeners have already found them, but just in case, here they are:
Ice By Magneto: We're back — maybe gett...
My colleague Randy Picker died suddenly last week and I still can’t believe it. The book he was working on for most of the time I knew him (“The Quest For Next”) should be coming out in due course. In the meantime, he left behind a lot of o...
No promises for next week, but:
The Fourth Amendment After Chatrie, by Orin Kerr. A big one. Worth reading for the deconstruction of the opinion alone, but its map of possible precedential paths will likely prove very important too.
The L...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
An unpredictable legal blog. Founded by Will Baude and Dan Epps.
Harry Kalven, Jr. Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School
I am a law professor at the University of Chicago. I teach and write about remedies, equity, constitutional law, and civil procedure.
Law Prof, Harvard Law School
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