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Other deans can learn from her clear, convincing, and courageous statement.

Mar 24

Listen to this recording, ye mighty, and despair—although whether you despair about law students or judges might vary based on your priors.

Mar 15

Here's a curated yet comprehensive collection of news updates, original documents, and online commentary.

Mar 14

Congratulations, Stanford Law, you're now in the limelight.

Mar 11

February 2023

Notable new books about Sumner Redstone, Donald Trump, affirmative action, and shareholder capitalism.

Feb 24

Aren't imaginary conversations fun?

Feb 17

Ideological uniformity in Biglaw, whether on the right or the left, is not a good thing.

Feb 9

And is uncertainty over Yale Law School's free-speech policy chilling legitimate protest?

Feb 1

January 2023

Kristen Waggoner of the conservative Alliance Defending Freedom spoke at YLS on Tuesday; how was she received?

Jan 26

My 6 observations about the SCOTUS leak investigation report.

Jan 20

Reviewing these stories offers a quick way of looking back on an eventful year for law and the legal profession.

Jan 5

December 2022

Judges Lisa Branch and James Ho shared their insights with me in a written interview.

Dec 8, 2022

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