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A thoughtful and well-deserved tribute to Judge Katzmann

Passing hate crime laws is one thing. Meaningfully enforcing them is another thing entirely. My new piece in The Atlantic: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

This is such a great thread! I often try to emphasize the need for more inter-institutional dialogue when teaching Con Law #RAK

We are delighted to announce the winners of our 20-21 Stanford Law School Legal History Paper Prize. Mark Krass is our prize winner and Daniel Slate received an "honorable mention". Congratulations Mark and Daniel!! Thank you to everyone who applied. - mailchi.mp/926d71854a79/g…

One more week to register for panel 1 (9/14) in our series on the president's #pardon power: bit.ly/38N49RM. Panelists include: Margaret Love Collateral Consequences Resource Center, Bernadette Meyler, Amy Povah Amy, and Kenneth P. Vogel.

Stanford's Bernadette Meyler on Possible SCOTUS Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade - Legal Aggregate - Stanford Law School law.stanford.edu/2022/05/03/396…

I chatted with Law360 about the Dobbs draft in The Term: How Alito Wields Abortion History To End Roe law360.com/bankruptcy/art…

How California can become a nation state for abortion rights sfchronicle.com/opinion/openfo… via San Francisco Chronicle

Thank you to Mary Ziegler (Mary Ziegler) of UC Davis Law and Bernadette Meyler (@meylerbernie) of Stanford Law School for joining us today. Listen back to this segment later this afternoon (PT) when it's up on our site and podcast feeds.

Delighted to have the opportunity to weigh in on how the Supreme Court got where it is and what Americans can do about it in the great company of Erwin Chemerinsky and Kate Shaw #supremecourt #courtreform #originalism #dobbs #RobertsCourt abcnews.go.com/Politics/video…

In Forum, Bernadette Meyler (Stanford Law School) responds to @DanielEWalters to suggest that the Constitution imagines democracy in forms other than majoritarian elections, paving the way for an agonistic administrative state. yalelawjournal.org/forum/the-majo…

I've started thinking about some of the constitutional dimensions of democracy beyond elections yalelawjournal.org/forum/the-majo… #admin #unitaryexecutive #nondelegation #democratictheory #mouffe #chantalmouffe #agonism #sortition #conlaw #contheory

The un-examined year is not worth reviewing! Recording for our end-of-year special begins today with The Year in #SCOTUS Controversy with Bernadette Meyler from Stanford Law School and The Year in Developed Nations at #War with @ProfessorShaw from New York University.

Calling out to my #twitterstorians Amplify and Apply! 🚨 Graduate Student Paper Prize winner gets invited and flown out to Palo Alto to present at our annual Stanford Center for Law and History Conference! Happy to answer any questions if you got them ☺️ and I’m excited to hear about your work!

I had a great time defending the “weird sisters” from Macbeth against the strong arguments of prosecutor Erwin Chemerinsky! 😊

Very sad to hear this news about a wonderful person and brilliant academic….

Faculty Senate approves free speech motions | Stanford Report—I’m proud of the work of our committee and its extremely dedicated members!! news.stanford.edu/stories/2024/0…