yikes

It's been so great to have Justice Manuel Cepeda here Fordham Law this semester.

news.law.fordham.edu/blog/2024/04/2…

i had the same thought

motherjones.com/mojo-wire/2024…

I agree. I found this piece by Oona Hathaway illuminating.

interesting.

lpeproject.org/blog/why-a-dec…

also worth noting that this type of erasure is ongoing -- happens repeatedly in workshops and conferences, when a smart point or formulation or phrase made by Participant A is wrongly attributed to Participant B, and take a wild guess as to what Participants A and B look like.

An absolute bombshell. Alameda County prosecutors allegedly kept Black people and Jews off juries in murder cases, believing they would not convict if the death penalty was in play.

Now dozens of capital cases from prior decades must be reviewed.

oaklandside.org/2024/04/22/ala…

It was an honor delivering the Reidenberg Lecture at Fordham Law, where I laid out what FTC is doing to make our digital economy safer, fairer, and freer.

It's a pleasure to have contributed this piece to Simona Aimar's important #firstgenphilosophers platform - a platform about philosophers who were the first in their family to go to university.

firstgenphilosophers.com/contributions/…

Great conference underway by Zimroth Center/NYU Crim Law on prosecutorial misconduct. Keynote by DA Larry Krasner pointing out the traditional “vacuum of accountability” and urging a more transparent model for prosecutors

In 'Proportionalities,' Youngjae Lee (Youngjae Lee) responds to Preventing Undeserved Punishment by Marah McLeod and argues that a better understanding of proportionality can yield new perspectives from which we might more effectively evaluate criminal law, policing, and punishment.

Issue 3 of the Notre Dame Law Review Reflection is out! To both of our contributors and all of our editors: thank you.

Racial Targets is out: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf….

'If Dr. Tyler’s simulations are correct, total eclipses will remain visible for about three billion years. He cautioned that there is significant uncertainty in that estimate.'

Someday, Earth Will Have a Final Total Solar Eclipse nytimes.com/2024/04/09/sci…

this movie is getting positive reviews but i thought it was self-indulgent pretentious garbage when is saw it at NYFF
nytimes.com/2024/04/04/mov…

A great panel of luminaires in the field will follow Sam's talk. Julia Angwin (@proof__news), Frank Pasquale (@Cornell Tech), Luke Herrine (@UALawSchool), & Samantha Vaughan '96 (@Verisk). Please join us in person (lunch will start at 12:00) or remotely. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…