If you’re around Dublin this Monday, please join us!

Thanks to Rodger Citron for this enlightening discussion of how he and his colleagues wrote their new “Learning Administrative Law” book drawing on @shalevroisman.bsky.social and mine piece “Pictures of A Revolution” verdict.justia.com/2025/09/08/h...

My Con Law II class hosted yesterday Professor Leah Ndimurwimo from Mandela U in South Africa & a Fulbright visitor at @uarizonalaw.bsky.social. We talked about the post-apartheid constitution-making process there, considering its own complexities as well as how it might inform ideas...

Call for papers for the best constitutional law conference every year is now out! Please circulate widely & consider sending us your paper/lightning round proposals. Tucson is incredible this time of the year, and we have amazing confirmed commentators already lined up 🌵🌵

Call for papers for the best constitutional law conference every year is now out! Please circulate widely & consider sending us your paper/lightning round proposals. Tucson is incredible this time of the year, and we have amazing confirmed commentators already lined up 🌵🌵

Tip for ad law teachers, especially junior like me: I assume many are potentially struggling with how to teach the subject of "non-APA adjudications" in a way that helps students see the major stakes of the issue. Here's what I've done last year, following Nick Parrillo

🚨@nicholasbednar.bsky.social and I have a new article titled Commission Quorums. In light of firings rendering the NLRB and MSPB quorum-less, we review caselaw, common law principles, and the quorum rules of 76 commissions to understand the law of quorums. 1/ papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

I just published a blog post on the terrific Yale JREG Blog that draws an interesting--and potentially important--connection between Congress's power to "appropriate" and the three "Vesting" clauses in the Constitution. www.yalejreg.com/nc/vesting-v...

The Comparative Administrative Law listserv published this week its first "What's New in the Comparative Administrative Law World?" Newsletter--featuring 25 pieces of scholarship and 2 events!

The Comparative Administrative Law listserv published this week its first "What's New in the Comparative Administrative Law World?" Newsletter--featuring 25 pieces of scholarship and 2 events!

Wan on the Constitutionalization of Happiness, buff.ly/fyKwk1R - Trevor Wan (The University of Hong Kong - Faculty of Law) has posted Constitutionalization of Happiness: A Global and Comparative Inquiry on SSRN.

Roismann & Tamir on Administrative Law Teaching Materials, buff.ly/AuhHlOM - halev Gad Roisman (University of Arizona Law) & Oren Tamir (University of Arizona Law) have posted Pictures of a Revolution: Administrative Law in a Time of Change (123 Michigan Law Review 1105 (2025)( in SSRN.

Read Rafi’s paper! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

@mollyereynolds.bsky.social with a What Just Happened?! CRA deep in the weeds explainer over at the Yale JREG blog 🤩: www.yalejreg.com/nc/the-senat...

Link to the full piece here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

This is tomorrow--please join if you can. Link to receive Zoom access ⬇️

🚨🚨🚨New & exciting changes are about to be announced in the next few days in the Yale Comparative Administrative Law listserv... If you're already a member--stay tuned; if you're interested in joining, link to register ⬇️ @ymarique.bsky.social

First year of full-time law teaching -- ✅ Wow, it was fun but also challenging tackling both con law and ad law this year! I stole my coauthor's final slide for his con law class for my own con law class that wrapped up today...

Interesting student note on how lower courts are deciding whether agency guidance is "final" under the Supreme Court's new "gloss" on this issue in its decisions in Sackett and Hawkes. repository.law.umich.edu/cgi/viewcont...

Final edits! @shalevroisman.bsky.social

People at HLS or around Cambridge—you should go listen to @DineshaSam who is one of the most interesting comparative con law scholars out there and who is giving a talk at HLS and on zoom tomorrow hls.harvard.edu/events/the-d...

Is there anyone on here who is teaching a designated class or seminar on the 1st amendment--free speech and the establishment clause--who is willing to share their syllabus? I'd love to take a look! Thx

"many other jurisdictions also have something that looks and sounds exactly like the MQD" @orentaoren.bsky.social

Please join us for what would surely be a fun discussion on an important new book! Registration link below

My colleague @shalevroisman.bsky.social has an important piece in the HLR blog out today. Among its important claims is that there's a powerful way courts must constrain President Trump *even if* one sees presidential power (as the Court has) as increasingly "exclusive." Read it NOW!

We absolutely loved having you here! And everyone should read Nina’s new piece “Ageless Law.” Look forward to staying in touch! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Indeed! And for more on how to fix the American MQD in light of comparative practice: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

This is starting this Friday—forecast is 83 degrees which is super (today is 93 degrees so much less super)

We're hosting a panel on a new book in the field of comparative administrative law. Join if you can--should be really interesting! Registration link here: essex-university.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Amazing looking agenda for the National Conference of Constitutional Law Scholars which is happening here at the end of the month

Appreciate the shout out 🙃

Can’t wait to read this one!

ICYMI: a new book chapter from me

🚨🚨New book chapter from me--"The Major Questions Doctrines: A Case Study on the Possibilities of Comparative Administrative Law" (forth'g later this year in the Research Handbook on Comparative Administrative Law). Check it out! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

My 2019 book, THE PUBLIC’S LAW, is finally out in paperback. Back then, I diagnosed the Schmittian turn in US Public Law, warning against a future “Weimar-on-Potomac.” Alas, here we are. Check it out to better understand our predicament and imagine better, Progressive democracy. a.co/d/7XieLB3

From Susan Rose-Ackerman & me: “For those of us who are hopeful that some commitment to principle and consistency still exists even with this current Court, the hope is real—even if thin.”

Interested in comparative admin law? We're in the midst of revamping the operation of the Comparative-Administrative-Law Listserv. Some important notes are coming soon. If you have an interest, do consider registering to catch the latest: shorturl.at/Juq82

Honored to receive yesterday the Mark Tushnet award. Thanks to @richardalbert.bsky.social for his leadership and vision, and for chairing the committee that selected my paper; to the members of the committee (including @markjia.bsky.social and @ioannat.bsky.social); to colleagues

V cool note from my smart TA, Joshua Roubik, examining the legality of a creative congressional response/fix to the MQD: 1 statute to amend all statutes papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Can't wait to begin teaching con law in little less than 2 weeks -- & especially to be using (testing?) the brand new con law casebook that I have been working on for ~3 years with my amazing co-author

V honored to receive the Mark Tushnet award for my paper Our Parochial Administrative Law during AALS in San Francisco next week. I was asked to say a few words, so I plan to speak about the various ways comparative law can significantly enrich administrative law teaching & research in the future.

I read this book in one sitting on a recent long flight and it is superb—will plan to teach it next year in comparative constitutional law www.bloomsbury.com/us/why-the-r...

Huge privilege to be one of the planned contributors to this. It is a stellar team, plus me.

Prettiest conference program ever!

Conferencing in Sydney certainly has its advantages—pics from the walk from Coogee to Bondi

Last day of conference #1 in UNSW— Ros Dixon and Lizzy Perham’s Comparative Constitutional Law roundtable

Just signed the contract for our Cambridge Handbook of Statutory Interpretation in Global Common Law. Can't wait to work on this with co-editors Janina Boughey & Lisa Burton-Crawford and to see in person or on zoom the many contributors during our Sydney workshop for the handbook early next month

This is tomorrow. When I was writing my paper, this is exactly the sorts of exchanges I was hoping to encourage so I am certain this is going to be a highly constructive discussion about the reasons why we should take comparative administrative law seriously. Please join us

This is in a week plz come if you can