Legally Speaking
Lauren SonnenbergI'm an attorney writing about what I think is interesting, which for now is law & how it intersects with our society.
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After the Supreme Court’s Latest Power Grab, a Harvard Scholar’s Take on What Makes a Judge Great
I interviewed Mark Tushnet, a long-time Constitutional Law Professor at Harvard Law School a few months ago about his book about what makes the leaders in the judiciary capable and good at their jobs. Being a lawyer slowed me down and I nev...
Modern Slavery Behind Bars
In January, as fires raged across Southern California, national attention briefly turned to the state’s more than 900 incarcerated firefighters battling the blazes. Those firefighters were working under hazardous conditions and for little p...
Dahlia Lithwick on systems reporting
When I left reporting, I did so in large part because I wanted to stand up for what I believed in and be able to actually represent organizations and people as opposed to covering what was happening (there weren’t actually ‘very fine people...
How un-hireable attorneys become Supreme Court clerks
Every year, Supreme Court Justices hire 36 law clerks to work in their respective chambers, review certiorari petitions, research relevant case law and prepare for oral arguments. One of Justice Clarence Thomas’s four clerks for the upcomin...
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