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I'm so thrilled that, just short of a year since the book’s publication, The Privacy Fallacy is now available on audiobook, beautifully narrated by the amazing Alex Freeman: audible.com/pd/The-Privacy…

Interesting!

Happy to see Judicial Dark Matter out! We study the federal appellate panel system, drawing on work by (among others) Merritt McAlister Maya Sen Marin K Levy Adam Chilton @HazeltonPhDJD @[email protected] Ⓜ️ 🦣 🫡 Jordi Goodman

Looking forward to discussing stare decisis at Mexico's Supreme Court next week!

I loved talking about precedent and adjudication in Mexico City today. ¡Muchas gracias a Centro de Estudios Constitucionales y Suprema Corte!

So great a warrior was Achilles that the very sight of him threw the enemy into childlike terror and panic--but his spear can't hurt you now. Socrates' spear, on the other hand, can fly thousands of years into the future—and very soon it will be heading straight at you.

Happy to share that my article, "Contracting Without Promising," will be published in the University of Toronto Law Journal (UTP Journals)! Here's a pre-print version: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf….

It was nice to come across this while browsing the Legal Theory Blog.. Thanks, Lawrence Solum!

I've posted a new and improved version of my paper on constitutional change on SSRN. Coming to a law journal near you soon! Comments are very welcome. "Hares or Hounds? Originalism's Dilemma: Legal Formalism, or Judicial Neutrality" papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Grateful and excited to be part of this!

Looking forward to presenting tomorrow at the Legal Philosophy Trident, one of my favorite workshop series!

My article "What Are We Debating When We Debate Legal Interpretation?" is now on SSRN and is forthcoming in the BU Law Review. Comments and objections are very welcome! papers.ssrn.com/abstract_id=51…

Tomorrow marks the start of our inaugural Legal Philosophy & Constitutional Theory Junior Scholars Conference. We are eager to welcome our junior scholars as they present their innovative papers and engage in thought-provoking discussions with senior scholars. Looking forward

I loved this. Thanks, Constitution Center!

Recently posted a new draft on SSRN, about the role of custom in setting the scope of constitutional rights in 17/18C England, and the conceptual and interpretive puzzles that approach raised. Comments welcome! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Very grateful to Nina Varsava for her generous review in JOTWELL of my forthcoming paper "The Plain-Meaning Fallacy" (Boston College Law Review)! juris.jotwell.com/originalisms-p…

Thanks, Lawrence Solum!