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An interview on my book, Algorithmic Aversion, with the great Oren Bar-Gill (in which I disclose my acute aversion to the barbaric term, "takeaway"). chibe.upenn.edu/blog/qa-with-d…

Notre Dame Law School presented the 2025 Notre Dame Prize for Religious Liberty to Professor Michael McConnell of Stanford Law School (Stanford Law School) at this year’s Notre Dame Religious Liberty Summit. The award is given annually to an individual in recognition of their

Empirical Legal Studies: Vanishing (Federal) Appeals buff.ly/UJA6g43

Quick reacts: 1. A lot more emergency class-action proceedings in our future. Every constitutional lawyer gets to be a class-action lawyer now. 2. A lot more litigation over whether particular plaintiffs have standing. One-plaintiff-is-enough isn't enough anymore.

Thank you Lawrence Solum for confirming what I have been saying to all my liberal colleagues: this Court is originalist. I don't agree with that...but its long past time that lawyers somehow think that they can win without history.

This statement from CASA will recur and be fought over for a long time: "A modern device need not have an exact historical match, but under Grupo Mexicano, it must have a founding-era antecedent."

Judicial supremacy buried in an opinion (CASA) about judicial modesty: "the Solicitor General represented that the Government will respect both the judgments and the opinions of this Court." As predicted: "Sauer’s extraordinary concessions to judicial supremacy will likely

Kagan in FCC v. Consumer's Research: Intelligible Principle reformulated:

Congratulations to William Baude, Michael Morley, especially Sam Bray, and to the other scholars cited in the universal injunctions case. Legal scholarship matters. Congratulations also to Justice Barrett who is at her very best with this scholarly opinion.

Delighted to join the cohort of research fellows - from law faculties across the country - affiliated with Constitution Center. The fellowship is bringing together a great group of legal scholars for conversations about the Constitution: law.georgetown.edu/constitution-c…

Charles, Fuentes-Rohwer, & Peale on the Law of Democracy, buff.ly/Vgnt8SE - Guy-Uriel E. Charles (Harvard Law School), Luis E. Fuentes-Rohwer (Indiana University Maurer School of Law), & Farris Peale (Harvard Law School; Harvard Law School) Reconstructing (The Law of)

Regret | Reviews | Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews | University of Notre Dame buff.ly/84sTMn6

Shanks-Dumont on Ecocide and Godzilla, buff.ly/BXxmqKM - Daimeon Shanks-Dumont (University of California, Berkeley) has posted Godzilla Cinema and the Imaginal Legal History of Ecocide (36 Yale J.L. & Human. __ (forthcoming, 2025)) on SSRN.

Free To Be You But Not Me? - Constitutional Law buff.ly/J1G6iKE

Zalnieriute & Dancy on AI and Systemic Racism, buff.ly/IctwaIh - Monika Zalnieriute (Vilnius University) & Tatiana Dancy (University of Melbourne - Melbourne Law School) have posted How AI and New Technologies Reinforce Systemic Racism on SSRN.

Lavi & Jabotinsky on Deepfakes and Financial Markets, buff.ly/k7mfZPn - Michal Lavi (Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Faculty of Law; The Hadar Jabotinsky Center for Interdisciplinary Research of Financial Markets, Crises and Technology (HJC)) & Hadar Yoana Jabotinsky