Rule of Draw
Maddy BuckYou can draw, be creative, and take in the law while having a little fun. I'm a lawyer and an artist, using both to explain the law, the Supreme Court, and sometimes technology.
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How Changing the Conversation Can Change the Constitution
I voted today.
I got to vote today because of all the women before me who looked at the Constitution, thought something was off about how it was working, and decided to change the conversation.
They talked about it. They wrote about it. A...
Does a Law Written for VHS Tapes Work Today?
In 1987, Judge Robert Bork was nominated to the Supreme Court, and his nomination failed because it became clear to enough people during his Senate confirmation hearing that his views about the law were just too conservative to be palatable...
OpenAI’s View of Books
The statements that have surfaced in the OpenAI copyright litigation shows a disdain for books that is hard for a book lover to understand. In 2019, I was childishly drawing my about my love for books,
Books! Books! Books! They’re filled w...
Abstract Redactionism and AI Copyright Litigation
I’m reading legal briefs like a book. Why? Well, because they have big implications for people who want to retain the value in their creations. And they’re DRAMATIC.
A bunch of newspapers and authors are suing OpenAI and Microsoft for taki...
It’s Constitution Day and I’m Thanking Minnesotans
It’s the Constitution’s birthday today,
and, oh my, has it had a rough year.
It’s been picked on,
tampled over,
and downright ignored.
It was used to justify taking neighbors
and, almost, to deny birthright citizenship.
In MN especi...
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Translating law and sometimes tech using words and drawings. Attorney, writer, artist. Michigan Law, Saint Olaf College alum.
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