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Many thanks, Chris Walker. So sorry I had to miss the event, & so thankful my wonderful co-author is able to share our work with the group.

So sorry I had to miss the ABA AdLaw scholars workshop today. Such a great group of papers. Be sure to check out the liveblogging of the event by Chris Walker.

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A 🧵with thoughts about admin law teaching from my textbook co-author Chris Walker, with whom I completely agree, reacting to the new Michigan Law Review piece by Shalev Roisman & Oren Tamir commenting our textbook & others approach Loper Bright & other recent cases.

Congratulations & best wishes to the University of Minnesota Law School Class of 2025, & especially to my graduating research assistants, Sam & Hans!!

In today's #SCOTUS Seven Co. Infr. Coalition decision, emphasis on deference under State Farm when agencies exercise discretion vs Loper Bright's independent judgment for mere statutory interpretation. Fits neatly with Amy Wildermuth's & my draft article. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Worth reading from Jonathan H. Adler Civitas Outlook, regarding ABA accreditation of law schools, the proposed 12-credit experiential learning requirement in the second and third years, and more.

Legal Theory Lexicon: Legitimacy, buff.ly/3AfDXtn - This Lexicon entry provides an introduction to the concept of legitimacy.

Really looking forward to reading this new paper, Faces of Formalism, by Jeff Pojanowski.

For those who follow administrative law developments, the bi-annual ACUS plenary is now in session -- considering recommendations on agency investigative procedures; consultation with state, local, and tribal governments; and public participation in agency adjudications.

Congratulations to all who contributed to a successful ACUS plenary, but particuarly to the dedicated staff, who are persevering through challenging times.

Many congratulations and best wishes to Aaron Nielson & UTexasLaw both! A great hire for a great law school!

Delighted to boost this new paper, just posted SSRN, from Todd Phillips and my Minnesota Law colleague Nicholas Bednar. A very important issue! Per Nick, it has graphs! Check it out!

Very sad news. I didn't know him well, but in addition to enjoying and valuing his scholarship, I will never forget his kindness the year that I taught at Harvard. May he rest in peace, and my condolences to his family.