Professor @IowaLawSchool. Interests: Corp Crime, Jurisprudence, Privacy, AI, Action Theory, XPhi, Dumplings, Ska. Disinterests: Ranters.
Joined April 2020
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Mihailis E. Diamantis retweeted
At the @IowaLawSchool, we are looking for superb lateral scholars in Family Law and Business Law.
Iowa City is an absolute gem. Please reach out with any questions!
Application site here: jobs.uiowa.edu/faculty/view/…
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This marks my final week serving as Director of BCP. We’ve had in incredible run. Taking on junk fees, surveillance, subscription traps, and more, we’ve advanced the most ambitious consumer protection agenda in decades. And as I detail below in a farewell post, we’ve delivered.
Samuel Levine, Director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection, reflects on the FTC’s critical work and the staff behind it in his farewell, State of the Bureau: A BCP Progress Report: bit.ly/4fZEllA
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🎉 Congrats to Iowa Law's @ProfDiamantis for being elected as a member of the American Law Institute (@AmLawInst)! See the complete list of elected members here: ow.ly/MYse50Sz1Kc
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We seek to recognize exceptional contributions to DEI in the #businessethics community. Please use this short form (ow.ly/wFKr50Sa68h) to nominate someone who deserves this recognition before July 1.
ALT Nominations are now being accepted: Inaugural SBE Award for Contributions to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Mihailis E. Diamantis retweeted
My last day teaching @IowaLawSchool! What a privilege it’s been over these past 4 years to teach so many smart, kind, & hardworking students
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A great episode—lots to chew on! I've been thinking about corporate criminal insanity defenses since I listened. And if I understood @ProfDiamantis correctly about the extant respondeat superior framework in the law, I blame (praise!) @IowaLawSchool for sparking those thoughts!
New episode: Corporate Criminal Responsibility with Mihailis Diamantis.
In this episode, we talk with @ProfDiamantis about the nature of corporations and some similarities between corporate and individual criminal responsibility.
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In next week’s episode, we talk with Mihailis Diamantis about the nature of group agents, especially corporations, and how the criminal law applies to such entities. We conclude by asking whether reflection on these issues has any implications for our thinking about free will.
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💻 Iowa Law professor @ProfDiamantis joins @UIowaCS professor Rishab Nithyanand on a NSF grant researching how to incorporate legal education into computer science courses.
@UIowaCS faculty member Rishab Nithyanand and @IowaLawSchool faculty member Mihailis Diamantis recently received a nearly $300,000 grant from the NSF for a research project to incorporate legal education into computer science courses.
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Mihailis E. Diamantis retweeted
Super excited that The Privacy Fallacy is coming out in a few weeks—and that it has a great home at @CUP_Law.
DM/email if you want to talk
"Expertly threads together privacy law’s many missteps and proposes a way forward that doesn’t rest on myths and misconceptions."
The Privacy Fallacy: Harm and Power in the Information Economy by @IgnacioCofone, Coming Soon
cup.org/49296Eh
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Iowa Law Professor Mihailis Diamantis on Prosecutors and Corporate Evil corporatecrimereporter.com/n…
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I enjoyed this especially well-written piece on Pike Balancing by Andrew Jordan (@atheodorej), though I do think it's hard to make sense of Pike as anything other than an anti-circumvention rule.
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Welcome to the first hybrid @sbeonline conference! We just started: #staytuned. A special #thankyou to Christopher Michaelson and those volunteering as technology chairs for making this possible! @ProfDiamantis and all the #DEI committee
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Today’s action provides new privacy protections for young gamers, and makes clear that COPPA covers kids’ biometric and health information. And with three COPPA actions over the last two weeks, it should be clear that @FTC is firing on all cylinders to protect children’s privacy.
FTC will require Microsoft to pay $20 million over charges it illegally collected personal information from children who signed up for its Xbox gaming system without their parents’ consent: bit.ly/43L9H9K /1 #privacy
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Proud to be part of a #LSA2023 roundtable discussing @miriambaer18’s forthcoming book on white-collar crime myths and misunderstandings. Illuminating to have her discuss her work—and to hear from David Kwon and @ProfDiamantis and other roundtable commentators, too.
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Iowa Law professors @ProfDiamantis, @ChrisOdinet, @CristinaTilley and @_anyaprince talk about algorithmic harm across industries and what the law can do about it. Read more. law.uiowa.edu/iowa-law-magaz… (via @carriekirby)
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The IBL was proud to co-sponsor the #BeyondTheFTC symposium with @HarvardJOLT! The webpage has been updated with a recap and videos of the event. Check out all the great content here: tinyurl.com/beyondftcsymposi…
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Mihailis E. Diamantis retweeted
Flashback to 2003:
My parents’ friends: You’re majoring in philosophy?
Me: Sure, twenty years from now the only white collar work left for humans to do will be to debate functionalism and the “hard problem” of consciousness. It’s either philosophy or plumbing. – at Washington, DC
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The Age of Racism, forthcoming in the @WashULRev, is now available on SSRN! In this essay, I map out aged racism--a distinct species of systemic racism characterized by its intersection with age--and discuss its implications for the law.
Comments welcome!
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Today, ALI Council voted to approve the launch of Restatement of the Law, Election Litigation, to be led by Reporters Lisa Manheim @UWSchoolofLaw and Derek T. Muller @IowaLawSchool. @LisaManheimWA bit.ly/3QRkTMO
