I am deeply embarrassed for Americans that anyone had to type this thread

#AppellateJobs
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Pay attention ⬇️

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This is a good letter. It is also focused, evenhanded, and quite moderate. I know nothing of the backstory, but I am struck that Lawyering faculty, clinicians, & juniors make up a large share of signatories. I hope other profs I deeply respect will join them.

Including a legal ethics angle with a fee dispute between the lawyers representing the victims...

Let the record show that the most controversial piece of advice from the office training I gave yesterday on legal writing was “cut almost all the dates.”

So excited to welcome these amazing faculty members to Temple Law School this fall! law.temple.edu/news/temple-la….

For legal writing enthusiasts, '[p]arallel citations are no longer necessary since online reference tools have the power to find a case without following the structure of a printed reference.'
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Congratulations to Harlan G. Cohen and Kish Parella, and also to my fabulous colleagues Ben Heath and Jaya Ramji-Nogales Temple Law School!!

I love that both Jasmine E Harris & Lawrence Solum note PLS’s connection to epistemic injustice. That’s the subject of our next forthcoming piece Minnesota Law Review, If the Subaltern Could Speak.

Our draft is now up SSRN, would be most grateful for any feedback:

papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

López on Participatory Legal Scholarship, lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/20…

This is awful. And exactly the reason we should be worried about other 150-year old laws, presumed unconstitutional during the Roe era, coming back to life. (I'm talking about Comstock).

Making North Philly and Temple proud❤️🦉

Congratulations to Philly’s own, and Phanatic favorite, dawnstaley! 🙌🏆

THE dawnstaley continues to lead her team to higher heights. North Philly proud!

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WWE is literally bringing the rumble to Philly this weekend.

#PhillyEarthquake

California friends, help me out. Am I just supposed to go back to work now or what?

Was not expecting that this morning. Everyone I know thought it was something else. We are not accustomed to think earthquake first.

Here is a link to this decision! Note the concurring justice who suggests that Indiana's abortion ban may violate the state constitution's separation of church and state. public.courts.in.gov/Decisions/api/…