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James Fallows Tierney
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The “Mona Lisa gets trapped behind glass upon the slightest noise” joke is probably the best in GLASS ONION
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Teach at Chicago-Kent College of Law (IIT), research financial markets regulation & law of capitalism. DSA Fund board. Phish dad.
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James Fallows Tierney
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The “Mona Lisa gets trapped behind glass upon the slightest noise” joke is probably the best in GLASS ONION
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Michael
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i get why this pisses people off--this pisses me off too!--but it's not a sign of cognitive decline? idgi. are people really just now grasping that joe biden has failed to appreciate the threat of trump/the right/the supreme court?
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David Schraub
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Being a con law professor right now is like being a color commentator for the downfall of the republic.
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Ann M. Lipton
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This is marvelous. Class action alleges Walmart systematically puts one price on the shelf, and charges a little more at the cash register. Walmart claims consumers can see the prices actually charged, so no harm. CA7 rejects.
www.law360.com/securities/a...
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Aubrey Gilleran
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It is actually not great when wealthy elites try to have this much influence on the nominee, whether or not you think Biden is fit to serve.
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Quinta Jurecic
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it's time for my favorite ever law review student note: harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-13...
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Pilsen Community Books
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This summer Chicago will host the DNC which will be met with massive protests. Now is the perfect time to learn or brush up on your rights during a protest.
Know Your Rights Training with National Lawyers Guild Chicago
July 11th, 7 pm @ PCB
pilsencommunitybooks.com?q=h.calevent...
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Jacob T. Levy
@jacobtlevy.bsky.social
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"The president is above the law, and the trial court judges of the Fifth Circuit are above the president" is an odd constitutional structure.
www.reuters.com/legal/us-jud...
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James Fallows Tierney
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Does nicely connect the problem of court reform to the problem of representative democracy producing policy wins
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George Pearkes
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How every new federal rule making will go from now on. *FTC BAN ON WORKER NONCOMPETE AGREEMENTS DELAYED BY JUDGE
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Colossal
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Artist Hitomi Terasawa drew a meticulous cross-sectioned rendering of Hong Kong's infamous Kowloon Walled City before it was razed in 1994. Now we have rare scans revealing the inner workings of the labyrinth-like metropolis.
www.thisiscolossal.com/2024/07/kowl...
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James Fallows Tierney
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Live just now: my post in Yale Journal on Regulation's Notice and Comment blog about last week's case in Jarkesy requiring juries in SEC antifraud civil penalty cases. What are some consequences for SEC enforcement, available sanctions and violations, market regulation & representative democracy?
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George Pearkes
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There are good polls and bad polls but I don’t see how any pollster relying on phone calls is able to provide a representative sample with these kinds of numbers. It’s not a criticism of any one pollster, just an unfortunate reality.
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b-boy bouiebaisse
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sam alito salivating at the chance to make this life for americans
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Cristian Farias
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I’d only add that: After decades of insistence that finality of state court judgments and no retroactivity are sacred, the Supreme Court can absolutely be expected to interfere with a final state-law judgment against Donald Trump, and to do so retroactively.
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Evan Bernick, a finite mode with a floof
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Some Robert Cover to consider in light of some recent decisions
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David Noll
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"The ruling is egregiously wrong. The remedy is a new Court." See how easy that is to say?
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James Fallows Tierney
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Congrats!
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James Fallows Tierney
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Not up to the task of meeting this existential challenge.
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James Fallows Tierney
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Violence and the Word now required 1L reading
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b-boy bouiebaisse
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constitutional lawyers use your fucking brain challenge www.politico.com/news/2024/07...
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Nathan Kalmoe (he/him)
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'We'll kill you if you try to stop us' is terrorism.
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b-boy bouiebaisse
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these people do not intend to ever lose power again
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Kwisatz Sazerac 🖤 🐀🐀🐀
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Lmao imagine writing that @paulgowder.bsky.social was unqualified and expecting to be taken seriously
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James Fallows Tierney
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Read the second sentence in Chilli’s voice
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Sen. Gogurt taking notes on a criminal conspiracy
@ugarles.bsky.social
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the conservative theory of law in one headline
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Sean
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this is even more ludicrous! durbin could unilaterally prevent republicans from blocking nominations if he simply stopped the blue slip nonsense—something republicans themselves won't honor once in power. this democracy is cooked
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Tom “T.M.” Wolf
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The Supreme Court's immunity ruling is not a serious opinion for a serious democracy. It is an epochal dereliction of duty.
My latest on the Supreme Court's apologia for insurrection @brennancenter.bsky.social
www.brennancenter.org/our-work/ana...
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Meredith Rose
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Moral struggle is a constant part of democracy. Fascism will always be appealing to some percentage of the population. Any philosophy that says “only My Class of People should have a say” will persist, because it’s easy to understand and appeals to the basest instincts. Ours is not to rest.
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James Fallows Tierney
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"The Jarkesy Store Called, and They're Running Out of The Roberts Court"
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David Noll
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Think about the baselines here. Taney inherited a vile political system and dedicated his career to perpetuating it. Roberts inherited a system that, although flawed on any number of dimensions, sought to uphold a modest version of democratic equality. He's dedicated his career to dismantling it.
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b-boy bouiebaisse
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i think we should see the Trump v. United States ruling as a group of Republican apparatchiks taking their opportunity to vindicate Nixon and write the unitary executive into the Constitution. www.nytimes.com/2024/07/02/o...
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Pwnallthethings
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Supreme Court rules 6-3 American Revolutionary War was incorrectly decided
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b-boy bouiebaisse
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john roberts currently neck and neck with roger taney for worst chief justice in american history
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GOLIKEHELLMACHINE
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i don't know whether AOCs call for impeaching the justices will be the right one (it doesn't have a chance in hell of getting through), but the conversation has to start with congress, who are prime offenders in letting the court get to this point, and i'm encouraged someone there recognizes that
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Evan Bernick, a finite mode with a floof
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Creedal constitutionalism plus judicial supremacy plus bad democratic theory equals bad, democratically disempowering governance. We do have a power problem, it’s just not the one that a majority of very powerful judges is concerned with.
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James Fallows Tierney
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Useful if paired with a strategic long term project… atomized dissents feel less effective
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Popehat
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I don’t think it’s an exaggeration at all to say the decision threatens the Republic. I might not have said so in 2015, before I saw how triumphantly lawless and autocratic the President could be, and how so many people would applaud it or at least shrug.
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Max Kennerly
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Correct. A prudent, law-abiding President who appoints qualified agency personnel to enact thoughtful regulations is going to see their agenda inevitably fail. A malicious, arbitrary President who runs around barking illegal commands at people will be rewarded.
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Peter
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reflecting on the immunity decision a bit, what the Court seems to be saying is that every element of the executive branch is at the President’s disposal, no matter what he wants to use it for. his motives don’t matter. the office is a weapon to be wielded however he sees fit.
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Kaitlin Has Had Enough
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I call this the Confederacy Paradox. They separated from the Union explicitly to avoid the abolition of slavery, something that wasn’t even on the table! But by leaving the Union, they ensured a political backlash against slavery that would aim to dismantle it as the core of the rebellion.
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Cathy Gellis
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If Democrat leadership doesn't switch the public debate IMMEDIATELY to what it politically needs to do to undo SCOTUS's damage it has no business being in any leadership.
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Jay Willis
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I know Joe Biden has bigger fish to fry right now, but I am thinking once again about his choice to form a Supreme Court reform commission that included no proponents of Supreme Court expansion, which (surprise!) quickly concluded that Supreme Court expansion was off the table
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James Fallows Tierney
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Me watching the listservs
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James Fallows Tierney
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I have just submitted a (rather temperate for me) spec op-ed about the failure of our elected leaders, like Senator Dick Durbin, to rise to the generational challenge they face, LFGGG
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James Fallows Tierney
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The holding of Trump v. US is to tell former presidents, "never gonna give you up" to the DOJ.
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Michael Tae Sweeney
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The coup continues, the Gang of Six in the vanguard.
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Prof Caroline Mala Corbin
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The Supreme Court's final decision for the term is on Presidential immunity:
www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23p...
Absolute immunity for official acts w/in his authority
Presumptive immunity for official acts
None for unofficial
#SCOTUS #SupremeCourt #President #law #lawFedi #Lawprof
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Michael
@fleerultra.bsky.social
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presidents have immunity for "official acts" lmfao We. Are. Fucked.
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