This is pretty much the Black History Month celebration I expected from them.

I guess we're just arresting journalists now.

wasn’t the case dismissed?

What was Don Lemon arrested for? I thought the church protest indictment was dismissed by magistrate and appeal court?

Dallas set to exonerate Tommy Lee Walker, who was wrongfully executed for murder 70 years ago despite *9* alibi witnesses saying he was with his pregnant girlfriend: www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/d...

Justice Jackson takes an interesting stand today. SCOTUS often waives the filing fees for indigent parties—but refuses to do so after they file multiple "frivolous" petitions. Jackson says that's unfair and dissents from the practice moving forward. www.supremecourt.gov/orders/court...

However far she gets, Osaka has already won.

America has tried to be a real multiracial democracy for just over 60 years and that attempt has been contested at every step along the way. The dinner has been held every year, without fail, since 1969. www.insidehighered.com/news/quick-t...

It’s actually amazing how restrained the people Minneapolis have been so far.

If i was a kid growing up right now in a place with gun culture and positive views of ICE, it would sure be hard to understand when it was and wasn’t ok to shoot another person.

If you need more reason to abolish money bail (you don’t), here.

Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules that there are no 4th Amendment rights in your Google search terms. When you search on Google, you tell them your search terms; the government can get those queries without a warrant. The third-party doctrine applies. www.pacourts.us/assets/opini...

Job opening for a clinical teaching fellow in the Civil Rights Litigation initiative at Michigan Law. This is an opportunity to plug into (or continue within) a robust local social justice lawyering network while also exploring teaching. Please share widely! careers.umich.edu/job_detail/2...

Is there a bigger scandal hiding in plain sight?

The memo associated w/ this chart closes with what I am reading as a thinly veiled threat

Awful that theyll bear Trump’s name but direct cash investment for children acrruing for 18 years is a really good idea. Call it Universal Basic Income. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/02/b...

The NY Post at it again www.nytimes.com/2025/11/25/u...

New oxymoron alert 🚨

Ok well now the whole thing makes sense. Assume Kim Clark CEO is connected to Trump in some sY. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/03/b...

In the NYT fantasy of what the “Right” is he is a problem. Once again NYT tells on itself. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/09/u...

Evert saying Naomi needs to be “more aggressive” but also “stay calm” is peak.

Did any of the folks who like the US open and are shocked by Chrissie Everet’s commentary on Coco and Naomi (hard to put a finger on what connects them) migrate to BS?

Just lol to the worst people on earth using the most abusive power against each other and any pearl clutching. L Law enforcement is randomly deployed against people — poor people and people of color daily forever.

Just asked ChatGPT if I should be worried about the singularity in case anyone else is there

Very good professor and nice person, may his memory be a blessing. www.thecrimson.com/article/2025...

The NYT is trash clickbait. It’s so sad.

But it by no means follows that we should fold things up. Most law in the U.S. does not involve the Supreme Court, and every Supreme Court decision, every one, has wiggle room that antifascists should be as willing to find as fascists. So take it.

Near the end of the Biden years, Elizabeth Prelogar asked the Supreme Court to rein in nationwide injunctions in a low-stakes case where a Republican judge/Fifth Circuit blocked an act of Congress from applying to anyone anywhere. They declined and took up Trump’s patently illegal order instead.

The examples in this oped are so stark. Obama and Biden— help kids and educate. Trump — van and terrorize. Anyway, hope dems are drafting so many laws right now.

I'm excited to share my article, The Immigration Subpoena Power, which explores the way that ICE uses administrative subpoenas for civil immigration enforcement and the concerns that these practices raise. Many thanks to those who helped improve it (1/2) columbialawreview.org/content/the-...

I had a lot of people asking me so I wrote an explainer: Here's how you can help the incarcerated firefighter battling the blazes in Southern California this week: www.latimes.com/california/s...

One of the articles I'm most proud of is now out in the world as the lead article in the latest volume of the Minnesota Law Review thanks to its wonderful editors. Co-authoring it w/ Rell Carter fundamentally altered how I think about the production of knowledge. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

On the other hand…

I’m proud of this coauthored paper, “Redistributing Justice,” with Ben Levin. It’s forthcoming in Columbia Law Review. Up on SSRN now. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Research stab in the dark. Other than sexual offenses, does anyone know of proposals to extend or abolish criminal SOL for any crimes? Can be proposed by anyone, doesn't have to be a bill, advocates, activists, whoever.

Hello again.