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A wonderful opportunity AND working with Nadia Banteka 🔥

Exciting months ahead! Thrilled to present my recent project “The End of Mens Rea” & learn from many brilliant ppl at Stanford-UPenn-Northwestern JFF for Law & STEM University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School (Sep) PLSC-E Amsterdam Law School (Oct) & Cambridge University Crim Jurisprudence & Phil workshop (Jan)Villanova Law

Amazing! Congrats Oren!

Another important article from Michal Buchhandler-Raphael — well done Arizona State Law Journal!

V interesting! Can’t wait to read

Great paper — enjoyed reading while learning from it!

"Happy to announce" day... Wisconsin Law Review will publish my new article "Missing Children Discrimination", co-authored w/my brilliant former student Tanisha Brown! The abstract 👇, and we'll post a draft to @ssrn soon. Comments are welcome! #newlawrevarticles

Check out Nadia Banteka’s (FSU College of Law) latest article, "Police Vigilantism,” in Virginia Law Review! Read the article here: buff.ly/3UmaZWx #WomenAlsoKnowLaw #WomenInAcademia #HighlightWomen

New paper: excited to share my latest, now out with Minnesota Law Review, w immense gratitude to the fantastic editors & anyone who provided feedback. The paper offers a new perspective on the scope of the Tarasoff duty to warn. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Such a joy to learn that not only are we new colleagues but also volume mates! Proving once again the good taste of Minnesota Law Review 😜 I think Nicole Iannarone would agree! 🙂

Excellent review of the gradual disappearance of criminal procedure cases of all kinds from the SCOTUS docket.

Congrats Oren. So Well deserved!

Congrats to Oren Tamir who was awarded the 2025 Mark Tushnet Prize in Comparative Law by The Association of American Law Schools for his article, “Our Parochial Administrative Law.” Read the article on our website here: southerncalifornialawreview.com/2024/08/04/our….

Thrilled to be in beautiful Cambridge to present my newest “(Re)Individualizing Criminal Law” at the Criminal Jurisprudence & Philosophy workshop! Thanks Dr Hend Hanafy and Antje du Bois-Pedain for the invitation!

💡Join us on Feb 7th, for a Talk at HLS discussing online platforms as a justice setting for processing sexual assault. Thanks to Profs Kathryn Abrams, Deb Tuerkheimer, and Diane Rosenfeld for engaging with my work and HJL&G for encouraging this exchange! journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/wp-content…

🚨🚨New book chapter from me--"The Major Questions Doctrines: A Case Study on the Possibilities of Comparative Administrative Law" (and forth'g later this year in the Research Handbook on Comparative Administrative Law). Check it out! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Thrilled to be on the beautiful Vanderbilt University campus to present my newest work, 'Anti-Holistic Algorithms,' as part of the Vanderbilt Law Review’s symposium on "Holistic Criminal Justice". Looking forward to this important conversation! Vanderbilt Law Villanova Law #AcademicTwitter