Congrats, @nilabala.bsky.social Looking forward to reading it!

Huge congrats, @evidenceprof.bsky.social Terrific paper!!! 🎉🎉🎉

So excited to announce that my latest article, “Reckless Accomplices,” will be published by Northwestern University Law Review! The article critiques a trend of expanding criminal causation and instead calls for a new statutory form of accomplice liability. SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

So glad to see that this terrific paper has found such a wonderful home! Congrats, @justinnyls.bsky.social ! 🎉

My paper, Habeas and the 1948 Judicial Code, is forthcoming in the Stanford Law Review (@stanlrev.bsky.social). I argue that the 1948 Judicial Code, not the 1867 Habeas Corpus Act, should be the statutory focus for inquiry into the scope of habeas review. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Such a terrific piece! I thoroughly enjoyed reading it! Congrats, @itayravid.bsky.social ! 🎉🎉

🚨🚨🚨New article with @jennoliva.bsky.social, forthcoming in @uclalawreview.bsky.social Discourse: Veteran Disability Hierarchies. Now on @ssrn.bsky.social! On disability as mitigation in veterans’ treatment courts and the politics of service-connected compensation: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Huge congrats, @yeargain.bsky.social ! Looking forward to reading! 🎉🎉🎉

Breaking my partial social-media hiatus w/3 new papers: Missing Children Discrimination (Wis. L. Rev 2025(4)) w/ Tanisha Brown— shorturl.at/5rl86 abstract 👇) Anti-Holistic Algorithms (forth. Vanderbilt L. Rev) (Re)Individualizing Criminal Law (forth. B.C. L. Rev) More soon on SSRN—comments welcome!

I have a new piece up at @msnownews.bsky.social, on the recent NJ supreme court case banning shaking baby syndrome evidence, using it to discuss both the generally shoddy nature of all forensic evidence but also the legal profession's on-going refusal to confront our current data-driven world.

Such a well-deserved recognition of Professor @maybell.bsky.social ‘s groundbreaking work! Huge congratulations, Dean Romero! 🎉🎉

I am just thrilled to have my new article Third-Party Accommodations officially out @michlawreview.bsky.social! The MLR editors were a pleasure to work with and sharing the same volume as @kovarsky.bsky.social & Daniel Fryer is the cherry on top. Read it: repository.law.umich.edu/mlr/vol124/i...

Professor @buchhandler.bsky.social spoke with @pennlive.com about the evidentiary challenges in prosecuting rape cases. She explained that PA law limits the use of other sexual assault evidence, though it can sometimes be admitted to show intent, plan, or lack of mistake. tinyurl.com/2jcrdw9v

"Legal Moralism in Disguise in Child Custody Cases" is forthcoming in Family Law Quarterly (FLQ). Morality hasn’t disappeared from family courts but has taken on new rhetorical forms with courts judging parents’ choices on moral grounds w/o evidence of harm to child. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Thrilled to be giving a talk on The Limits of the ADA’s Duty to Accommodate @oneillinstitute.bsky.social (@georgetownlaw.bsky.social) & the Georgetown Program in Disability Studies tomorrow (Sep. 25) at 5 pm. If you’re around, please join us. Details below 👇

Thrilled to be hosting the 20th Annual Colloquium on Scholarship in Labor & Employment Law (COSELL) at Seton Hall Law tomorrow & on Saturday (Sep. 19-20). Over 70 legal scholars come to discuss cutting edge work on work! Check out the program: law.shu.edu/events/annua...

Thank you @lsolum.bsky.social for recommending my new piece, Coercive Settlements, recently published with the George Washington Law Review! @templelaw.bsky.social

11 years after the horrific murder of Professor Dan Markel, a brilliant criminal law scholar and a wonderful human being, the woman who orchestrated his killing is finally behind bars. Justice is served. RIP Danny.

Thrilled to have my work on Third-Party Accommodations (forth. @michlawreview.bsky.social) featured on the Chemical Sensitivity Podcast (@podcastingmcs.bsky.social) that amplifies voices of people with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) & research about the illness. Take a listen: shorturl.at/RbT4e

Thrilled that my book chapter, "Mask Shaming: On Private Enforcement and Disability Politics," in print as part of the important @nyupress.bsky.social book Regulating the Body: Autonomy, Control, and the Broken Promise of Equality in American Law, ed. by the legendary Austin Sarat & Susanna Lee! 1/3

It’s sooooooo good, y’all! If I were a law review editor I’d really want to snap this up for publication.

Had a terrific time presenting my new project "A Reasonable Fear Defense in Failure-to-Protect prosecutions" at #CrimFest. I advocate for legislatures to adopt an affirmative defense for defendants charged with homicide-by-omission when they reasonably feared escalation of harm if they intervened.

Second that!!! It was so great to see you, Ben!

An amazing honor and recognition for a brave survivor. A role model for all rape and sexual assault survivors. Her courageous choice to waive her anonymity has changed the legal landscape for many survivors of gender-based violence. #StopSexualViolence #MeToo www.bbc.com/news/article...

Congratulations, @profnroemer.bsky.social !

Thank you, @SSRN for highlighting my work. Check it out in the link 👇

Excited to share our latest article (with the amazing @jonpenny.bsky.social and @shoreingber.bsky.social) “The Chilling Effects of Dobbs” in Florida Law Review. The piece grew out of Jon’s creative study and our broader work together on intimate privacy. Here www.floridalawreview.com/article/1381...

My recent article "Compassionate Undercharging" has just been uploaded on @ssrn.bsky.social ! Highlighting the impact of domestic abuse, it advocates for bringing lesser homicide charges against victimized offenders. #MenendezBrothers papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

My Article, "Police Minimalism in Domestic Violence," is now published in the Arizona State Law Journal! @asulaw.bsky.social It advocates for integrating civilian responders into domestic violence emergency responses. The full article is available here: arizonastatelawjournal.org/2025/05/11/p...

Huge congrats on this wonderful accomplishment! I loved reading this terrific paper! 🎉

SCOTUS to hear oral arguments in the Braidwood v. Becerra case on Monday. Want to know more about Section 1557, the preventive health mandate of the ACA, and how stereotypes re prevention creeped into earlier decisions? Read my article Penalizing Prevention: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Loved reading this great paper!

Please join us on Friday, April 4 for our Law Review Symposium on addressing gender-based violence. I’ll present my recent WIP, Compassionate Undercharging, forthcoming in @ucdavislaw.bsky.social!

I study IPV and this post is an important reminder that guns are not the only tool that is used by abusers to kill their partners. Strangulation only takes the use of one’s bare hands.

This panel sounds fascinating! 🔥🔥🔥

Thrilled to share that my latest project, Compassionate Undercharging is now forthcoming @UCDavisLRev I argue that prosecutors should refrain from pursuing murder charges against victimized offenders—individuals who committed homicides influenced by domestic abuse—and instead pursue lesser charges.

Thrilled to share that my latest project, Compassionate Undercharging is forthcoming @UCDavisLRev I argue that prosecutors should refrain from pursuing murder charges against victimized offenders—individuals who committed homicides influenced by domestic abuse—and instead bring lesser charges.

It’s also the law.

Important comment on a pending amendment to Federal Rule of Evidence 801(d)(1)(A) from Colin Miller, a leading expert on wrongful convictions.

In light of the news that DOJ leadership is forcing career prosecutors to either dismiss the criminal case against Eric Adams or be fired, it seems like a good time to remind everyone that the judge can refuse to dismiss. That rule exists precisely in order to prevent corrupt dismissals.

You’d have to ask my students about *could*, but I’m a con law prof who *does* teach legal writing. The crossover has made me more effective and more thoughtful in both, IMO.

Sounds fascinating! On my ‘to read list’!

Law review editors take note! This is such an important paper!

This paper looks great!

Breaking News: Dominique Pelicot was convicted of raping his wife, Gisèle, after admitting he had invited strangers to join him in violating her for years. The case shook France and made Gisèle a feminist hero. nyti.ms/4gJIKK2

Gisele Pelicot, a feminist, dignified heroine and a role model for many rape survivors, has redefined the ways the criminal justice system addresses victimhood and shame. RESPECT! Dominique Pelicot Gets 20-Year Sentence in Rape Trial That Shook France www.nytimes.com/live/2024/12...

I'm putting together an Evidence law academics starter pack for anyone working on Evidence law related topics. Please let me know if you’d like to be added or be removed, and feel free to share this with others who might be interested in following! bsky.app/starter-pack...

Can I also just point out that the darkest blue part of the map? The part of the map with the LOWEST rate of gun deaths, anywhere in the US? The New York City metro area. Number One target of racist fearmongering (including from our own mayor)... but also Number One for actual lived safety.

So proud of my super star friend @dorfmandoron.bsky.social on this well deserved accomplishment! You rock!!!🎉🎉🎉

Want to be my boss? Here's your chance. Application deadline is October 13. Jill's the faculty chair of the search committee.