law prof at Texas A&M not taking myself too seriously. mostly food and griping
fear in my heart as I prepare to send an email using the AALS system, knowing the likelihood that I will accidentally send it to everyone in the legal academy
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šš» I have a WIP Iām working on this summer!
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people are Wrong on the Internet but Iām letting my baby nap on me and drinking a sbagliato rather than wading into it
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Also LOL
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lfg
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just drove through Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia and Pennsylvania and saw a grand total of two Trump signs
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someone please tell me that forgetting crayons in my pocket when I do the laundry is a mistake Iāll only make once
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men would literally rather file a federal lawsuit than go to therapy
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on the one hand I need a decision in Netchoice for the book chapter Iām working on thatās due in July. otoh we are moving cross country with a uhaul trailer, dog, and two children under 3 so every day SCOTUS doesnāt rule is a giant reprieve for which I am grateful. š«
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sheās the best
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okay, Iāll bite: whatās a starter pack
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tHe mArKeT WiLl SoLvE iT
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Iām reading All Fours rn and Iāll be shocked if some censorial small towns donāt ban this book soon.
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sure but why bother? itās pretty clear that the majority doesnāt care about secular purpose after Kennedy v Bremerton
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this great phrase is the work of the fine ladies of the Strict Scrutiny podcast - Leah Litman, Melissa Murray, and Kate Shaw!
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Tbc, the article gets to Stone v Graham, but only in the last graf. I think this novelty-oriented framing is a real problem.
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whatās really happening: a coordinated campaign to use the courtās traditionalist drift as an opportunity to reopen settled questions about religious freedom. itās not new! in fact I see it as particularly pernicious precisely because it has been done before. stare decisis for suckers &c. 3/3
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The āfirstā designation matters because it obscures the history. This was a relatively settled area for decades, until Kennedy v Bremerton in 2022 shook up Establishment Clause jurisprudence. Saying this 2024 law is āthe firstā makes it seem like itās novelty that matters rather thanā¦ 2/
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this lede is misleading, imo. Louisiana is absolutely not the āfirst state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom.ā Kentuckyās law requiring the same was struck down in Stone v Graham in 1980. 1/
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honestly this is basically just me trying to speed up the packing so that I am finished before I have to listen to The Rising
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Greetings from Asbury Park wasā¦ fine. The Wild, The Innocent starting off stronger but I feel like āSandyā is gonna sap my packing momentum
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packing to move to New Jersey means listening to the entire Springsteen discography in chronological order
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(Biased bc he is a mentor of mine. Link: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....)
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Following! FWIW I am biased but I think Barry Friedman is an exceptionally clear and accessible writer. Lawless Surveillance is a newish article of his. But many fit this ābig thinkā description
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packing for our fifth intercity move in a decade (!) and wondering why I still canāt bring myself to get rid of this box of race medals
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yes and my hunch is that this is going to be more systemically gutting for the press than fighting about OpenAI scraping etc but the latter seems to be getting way more attention
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I only have one sign on my lawn thank you very much
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out on a pleasant morning walk when
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I still lol thinking about my surreally bad experience at the DMV in Hamden, CT, in 2016. the wait was so long there was a hamburger stand inside the DMV to feed the hungry masses. but adding insult to injury, the burger concession wasnāt open in the mornings.
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the toddlerās sick day activity of choice appears to beā¦ vacuuming
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not the point but the newsroom staff doesnāt look thrilled about whatever heās saying in this photo
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RIP to the wall between business and editorial šŖ¦
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Thatās the one!
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once again at the decisive moment in drafting new work where I turn to Martha Minowās Archetypal Legal Scholarship to tell me what exactly Iām trying to do here
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it wouldnāt be a law and tech conference if there wasnāt a manel š
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very rude of NYT Cooking to be down at thinking-about-dinner-oāclock
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belting out āTake This Job and Shove Itā to start off my writing day š¶
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trying to get our house ready to rent means peeling these off of every doorframe in every room
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News orgs have also made these kinds of arguments, though they often have a slightly different flavor www.politico.com/news/2023/11...
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just got word that the Board of Regents officially approved my tenure š
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for no reason whatsoever Iām thinking about how NPR prohibits its editorial staff from displaying political flags, bumper stickers, and yard signs
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also reflecting on the fact that (as my therapist has had many occasions to remind me) moving is more stressful than divorce or having a child
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As we prep for the fifth move in ten years I am ready to finally admit that there is in fact such a thing as too many books
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that guy sucks
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I finally watched Oppenheimer, under very imperfect conditions: on the flight back from Berlin, while holding the sleepless baby, with subtitles on because my headphones were in the overhead bin. Not the point at all but it did put me in a real mood about being at IAS next year š¤
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there are only seven possible reasons your baby is crying: hungry, tired, diaper needs to be changed, Justice Alito, gassy, teething, bored. š¤·āāļø
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finally made it to Berlin to see the exhibit about my grandfather at the Jewish Museum before it closes. here are my grandparents on their wedding day, 1945. www.jmberlin.de/en/exhibitio...
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Shafik is asking NYPD to stay on campus for over two weeks?! jfc
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