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Did someone say shouting fire? ‘Shouting Fire in a Theater': The Life and Times of Constitutional Law’s Most Enduring Analogy by Carlton F. W. Larson :: SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Thank you for hosting, UVA Law School & Virginia Law Review! Here's the tribute Jack Goldsmith (Harvard Law School) & I wrote on the Judge's separation-of-powers opinions, for those who may be interested ⬇️ (& thanks to Neil Siegel & Aaron Tang for comments!) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Not only does 23andMe's potential sale raise privacy issues, but the open-source DNA database GEDmatch might be sharing your genetic information with Facebook. My latest in the Los Angeles Times latimes.com/opinion/story/…

In the NYT, I've published an essay on the major political reforms on the ballot in a number of states. "And while nearly all attention is fixated on the presidential race, Americans in a number of states will also be voting on some of the most significant sets of political

Big new article alert: University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School Prof. Jasmine E Harris on "The Political Economy of Conservatorship," in UCLA Law Review: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf….

I learned so much reading this paper — highly recommend it!!!

My article Scrutinizing Sex is out in the UChicago Law Review today. I argue that the Roberts Court's equal protection jurisprudence, including cases on both race and sex, requires a decision for the transgender plaintiffs in Skrmetti. lawreview.uchicago.edu/sites/defaul..

Hard to overstate how big a deal this case is for the future of public education and church/state separation. A ruling for the plaintiffs could open up hundreds of millions dollars in taxpayer funds to religious schools in California alone. nytimes.com/2025/01/24/us/…

Opinion: The Supreme Court — not Trump — is the greatest threat to public education in America, writes law professor Aaron Tang. politico.com/news/magazine/…

SCOTUS will soon hear 2 major edu cases. One of them concerns whether states must provide funds for religious charter schools. Today in the LAT, Aaron Tang and I explain why the history and tradition of school funding say the answer is clearly: no. latimes.com/opinion/story/…

The next episode of Breaking the Deadlock airs on May 20 at 9/8c on @pbs. Join me, and watch, as a politically diverse and thought-provoking panel grapples with some of the biggest--and hardest--presidential power questions of our time. pbs.org/deadlock

🌟Watch tonight PBS 9pm Series Premiere BREAKING THE DEADLOCK: A POWER PLAY Host Aaron Tang Panel Marc Short Chris Christie Scott Jennings Sarah Isgur Tim Ryan Lesley Stahl Jon Tester Rep. Dan Goldman Roger Severino Alberto R. Gonzales Dave Brat About bit.ly/4dnr1HT

Deadlock is like Dungeons and Dragons for politics. None of us knew the scenario or our roles until the second the cameras started rolling and then the twists began. Was great fun mixing it up with Chris Christie and Scott Jennings who is a total pro. pbs.org/video/breaking…

I cannot recommend this highly enough: Chris Christie is a tour de force in this episode, with important lessons for all of us--no matter our political views.

Just watched “Breaking The Deadlock.” Appreciated the show’s grounding in first principles & in dialogue with folks we may disagree with. Great job, all! Aaron Tang Chris Christie Scott Jennings Daniel Goldman Tim Ryan Roger Severino Marc Short Lesley Stahl PBS