That's a wrap on Volume 33! Special thanks to our Editorial Board members, staff, and authors for making this publication possible! Check out the full volume here: wm.billofrightsjournal.org?page_id=673

W&M Bill of Rights Journal's Symposium Issue on Memory and Authority is available at HeinOnline, Lexis, EBSCO, Westlaw, and the W&M Repository. Check it out today! scholarship.law.wm.edu/wmborj/vol33...

New article out! In Excluded but Equal, William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal, I trace how workers & employers invoked the Equal Protection Clause to shape the boundaries of work law. Part of my ongoing project on exclusions—thoughts welcome! 🔗 papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Tushnet,The Next Generation of Free Expression Scholarship: A Very Short Manifesto (in Memory of Fred Schauer), 33 Wm. & Mary Bill Rts. J. 999 (2025) (on the accomplishments of the giants of the past generation of 1st Am scholarship & the tasks for the next generation), is now available.

NOW PUBLISHED: "In Praise of Ignoring Facts," out in the Wm. & Mary Bill of Rts J! A critical review of Jack Balkin's Memory and Authority, it argues that lawyers—whether originalists or not—need a theory of when history matters and why. 1/ wm.billofrightsjournal.org/wp-content/u...

It's hard to focus on anything other than the authoritarian threat to constitutional democracy. But not impossible. Below is my new column for @justiaverdict.bsky.social on constitutional law casebooks. Down the thread, I link my blog post with comments on a new paper by Avihay Dorfman & Alon Harel.

My latest. What Americans were thinking when the 13th amendment was ratified (and it was not about what became Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment). wm.billofrightsjournal.org/wp-content/u...

🗃️ Excited to see the new @wmborj.bsky.social issue out feat essays from last spring's symposium on Jack Balkin's Memory & Authority by @richardprimus.bsky.social @katemasur.bsky.social @mgraber1.bsky.social & a *fiery* critique of originalism by Saul Cornell wm.billofrightsjournal.org?page_id=673

A draft of my contribution to the @wmborj.bsky.social symposium on constitutional law casebooks is now available on @ssrn.bsky.social My essay explores, "The High Cost of Law School Casebooks"

Issue 1 of Volume 33 is available now! We are so excited to feature articles by Mark A. Graber, David S. Schwartz, M. Hamed Isar, Ken M. Levy, and Gali Racabi, as well as student notes by our very own Michaelas! Read Issue 1 here: wm.billofrightsjournal.org?page_id=673