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Sidenote: My friend Rebecca Rebecca Roiphe cited in Danielle Sassoon’s resignation letter from US Attorney SDNY for her work on why political appointees are the wrong ppl to police politicization of DOJ(coauthored w/ Bruce Green) ⁦Ppl must be reading closely ⁩bc my texts are blowing up!

Awesome letter of resignation by Hagan Scotten, lead prosecutor in the Eric Adams case. Scotten, BTW, is recipient of two Bronze Stars and former law clerk to Chief Justice Roberts and then-D.C. Circuit judge Kavanaugh. 1/

It's so rewarding to see my scholarship quoted in Danielle Sassoon's fantastic resignation letter. Bruce Green and I have been developing these ideas in a series of articles over the past 8 years in the hope that they would have an impact.

NEW OpEd from @USNews Ideas & Opinions~ A GOP U.S. Attorney Does the Right Thing in Eric Adams' Corruption Case The DOJ order to drop charges against New York’s mayor for political reasons threatens the rule of law, write Bruce Green & Rebecca Roiphe usnews.com/opinion/articl… #USNews

In ⁦U.S. News & World Report⁩ ⁦New York Law School⁩ Prof Rebecca Roiphe (⁦Rebecca Roiphe⁩) co-authors op-ed on “Why Dropping the Eric Adams Corruption Charges Should Worry All Americans” w/⁦Fordham Law⁩’s Bruce Green usnews.com/opinion/articl…

This paper Bruce Green and I wrote on how prosecutors' offices can preserve their own legitimacy is seeming particularly timely now papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

NEW: Judge Dale Ho has ordered a status conference regarding the dismissal of Eric Adams’ criminal charges tomorrow at 2 pm.

Until today, the word from ppl who talk to Andrew Cuomo & associates was that he wanted @nycmayor Eric Adams OUT before 3/26 to trigger a nonpartisan special election which he thought was favorable to him. Today several of the same ppl say Andrew Cuomo & associates now want

Donald Trump and Pam Bondi have pledged to end the "weaponization" of the justice system. The DOJ's efforts to drop the corruption prosecution of NYC Mayor Eric Adams seems to be having the opposite effect. csmonitor.com/USA/Justice/20…

Interesting that Judge Ho didn’t define Clement’s role. Is he supposed to make the best argument for not allowing dismissal or just give his best interpretation of the law? nytimes.com/2025/02/21/nyr…

In the wake of resignations by attorneys in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, Bruce A. Green of Fordham Law and Rebecca Roiphe of @NYlawschool's article about how to best address ethical abuses within the Justice Department received mention.

In a recent article, Bruce A. Green of Fordham Law and Rebecca Roiphe of New York Law School "consider several alternatives to the inspector general but find that none would be as effective in addressing political abuses of power" in the Department of Justice. buff.ly/8TZ5Bxp

Important to read the statements of the prosecutors whose independence has been compromised. They are not politically motivated. They have worked for different administrations. courthousenews.com/wp-content/upl…

NEW: What happens if the people working as lawyers and judges stop viewing the law as objective—and start treating it as infinitely malleable? Ron Steslow 🌻 talks with legal scholar Rebecca Roiphe of New York Law School Heterodox Academy about how Critical Legal Studies brought “might makes right”

Enjoyed this conversation with Ron Steslow 🌻 about how the left contributed to the assault on the rule of law. We can recognize how dangerous this moment is and still acknowledge that the critical perspective on the left paved the way for it.

It's dangerous to equate law with power and now, unfortunately, we're experiencing why. My piece in Persuasion persuasion.community/p/law-power

Behavior that once drew serious consequences now seems all too common in our politics. Members of both parties have crossed the line, and the most concerning part is how little concern there seems to be. We need higher standards. When people lose faith in the honesty of public

#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing “Why Courts Should Not Discipline Trump’s Lawyers” by Rebecca Roiphe in Volume 46 of Cardozo Law Review! Professor Roiphe is the Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor of Law at New York Law School.

As Bruce Green and I argue, AGs don’t have the power to remove court appointed US Attorneys. But Bondi did just that with Desiree Leigh Grace denverlawrev.org/_files/ugd/9d4… lawandcrime.com/high-profile/a…

The DOJ met with Ghislaine Maxwell for the second time. Also, the New York Times is reporting President Trump is in a list of contributors in Epstein's "birthday book." Aaron Gilchrist, Rebecca Roiphe and Matthew Goldstein join Katy Tur to discuss more. msnbc.com/katy-tur/watch…