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Loyola's International Law Review Symposium on Feb. 9 with featured speaker Cinnamon Carlarne @OSU_Law will discuss the global response to #climatechange. Join us for MCLE.
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Prof. @petermshane to @Salon: “For better or worse, we seem to have separation of parties instead of separation of powers.” go.osu.edu/CEQg
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Really enjoyed being on this show, discussing #VAelection in historical context. xitter.cf/kenrudin/status/951542…
Podcast! With that tight #VAelection result in mind, @Nedfoley of OSU reflects back to the contentious and angry battle over Indiana's "Bloody Eighth" district in 1985. krpoliticaljunkie.com/episod…
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Q: What were adlaw nerds reading in Dec?
A: Lots of great stuff.
Here's my monthly @SSRN adlaw top-ten post: yalejreg.com/nc/administrati…
Now that the Cole memo has been rescinded by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Prof. Doug Berman @SLandP shares his thoughts on the future of Ohio's burgeoning medical marijuana industry go.osu.edu/CC7d
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Revisit our various series from 2017, including contributions from @UofSCLaw's Seth W. Stoughton on what "reasonableness" means for #police use of force and @OSU_Law's Daniel Tokaji on the limits imposed by the #SupremeCourt on racial #gerrymandering bit.ly/2E5rDjQ
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Here's is link to livestream of our @FedSoc regulatory reform panel this morning, starting at 8:45AM pacific: fedsoc.org/commentary/blog-p… xitter.cf/chris_j_walker/status/…
Replying to @chris_j_walker
On Thursday at @TheAALS, I'm speaking on a @FedSoc panel re regulatory reform: fedsoc.org/events/the-20th-a…
ICYMI: Prof. Dan Tokaji (@Title52law) and Prof. @chris_j_walker both made @TheRegReview's list of the Top Regulatory Essays of 2017 go.osu.edu/CChg
"Tax advisers and their wealthy clients will exploit these rules, and it will be difficult, and in some cases impossible, for the IRS to police the line between permissible creativity and illegality," Prof. @AriGlogower writes. xitter.cf/voxdotcom/status/94356…
The Republican tax plan cuts the ribbon on a festival of economically unproductive schemes. vox.com/the-big-idea/2017/12…
"Indeed, a core premise of the Constitution is that no one is above the law—not even the president," writes Prof. @petermshane for @washmonthly xitter.cf/washmonthly/status/941…
Trump has more to worry about than potential charges of collusion.
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Here's our update report on games, roadblocks and glitches in the new conference bill that could become law soon. (Synopsis: Huge benefits to favored groups, many problems unresolved, and new games to play.) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Additional coverage of Prof. @AriGlogower's analysis of the GOP tax reform bill in @Slate go.osu.edu/CBwq
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ICYMI: @OSU_Law colleague @AriGlogower & fellow tax profs broke @SSRN last night w/critique of #TaxReformBill: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… – at Worthington, OH
Profs. @petermshane and @ric_l_simmons offer their thoughts on whether or not the president can obstruct justice go.osu.edu/CBp5
Didn't catch Prof. L. Camille Hébert on @WOSUAllSides yesterday? Listen here: go.osu.edu/CBpD
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New to @SSRN: @ProfKentBarnett & my Chevron Step Two's Domain (@NotreDameLRev forth'g): ssrn.com/abstract=3082641
Islam on Trial, co-authored by Prof. Amna Akbar in February, was named one of @BostonReview's top stories on race this year xitter.cf/orangebegum/status/937…
After a City Council vote, @Tempegov is moving ahead with an ordinance that it hopes will limit the influence of so-called "dark money" on its municipal elections. bit.ly/2BrU5e7
Prof. L. Camille Hébert to the @AP: “I always say, ‘If you’d feel uncomfortable with it happening to your daughter or your wife, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it.’" go.osu.edu/CBUV
Prof. @Nedfoley weighs in: "You have to start with the premise that they’re extraordinarily difficult in general, and rare to be successful." xitter.cf/voxdotcom/status/93587…
A write-in could never save Alabama Republicans from Roy Moore. Here’s why. vox.com/policy-and-politics/…













