Dwight Professor of Law @ColumbiaLaw. Author of How Rights Went Wrong. Here to teach and to learn. Find me as well at https://xitter.cf/t.co/qNAYs7kf39.
New York, NY
Joined May 2009
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Jamal Greene retweeted
Planned Flyover: Several F/A 18s will fly over the Verrazzano Bridge to the Mario Cuomo Bridge today 10/5 at 11:30 AM. Multilingual & ASL Link: on.nyc.gov/1kdjT4y.
Jamal Greene retweeted
Here's footage of Jack Smith at the Iowa vs. Maryland game on February 3rd, 2024 btw
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Greene on Supreme Court Expansion, legaltheoryblog.com/2025/12/… - Jamal Greene (Columbia University – Law School) has posted The Nonpartisan Case for Supreme Court Expansion (Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, forthcoming) on SSRN.
Jamal Greene retweeted
#ELB: DOJ increases pressure to vacuum up voter files ift.tt/EoIPqyn
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#ELB: No, President Trump Can’t Ban Mail in Ballots or Voting Machines, as His Truth Social Post Suggests He Might Try to Do ift.tt/dHP3m7b
Jamal Greene retweeted
By a pretty huge margin Americans think that having international students at US universities is good for the country, not bad -- 56% to 14% (+42)
And the majority of Americans think that international students at US universities is a good thing... d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.ne…
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New book! Law & the 100-Year Life considers how law can respond to unprecedented longevity. Happy to join a terrific group of authors including @AbbeGluck @NaomiCahn @CohenProf @jamalgreene @SaraJSGreene @shonhopwood @n_kazis @prattkatie @greg_shill @kenji_yoshino @ZhangTaisu
ALT Image of the cover of a new open-access book entitled "Law and the 100-Year Life". Image reads: "Law and the 100-Year Life explores how legal systems must adapt to longer lives--from work and marriage to housing and healthcare. Discover a bold vision for aging, equity, and opportunity."
Jamal Greene retweeted
Breaking: Moody’s Ratings Service is downgrading the U.S.’s credit, citing increased government debt over the past decade and rising interest payments.
politico.com/news/2025/05/16…
Jamal Greene retweeted
Families in Gaza are starving while the food they need is sitting at the border. But @WFP hasn't been able to get new aid in since 2 March.
If we wait for famine to be officially confirmed, it will be TOO LATE.
We need access.
We need a ceasefire.
We need to move NOW.
Jamal Greene retweeted
Pictured below: the “Honor Cross of the German Mother—an award first introduced by the Nazi regime in 1938 to encourage married German women to give birth to many children. Women were awarded bronze for four children, silver for six children, and gold for eight children.”
Pronatalist activists Simone and Malcom Collins have "sent the White House several draft executive orders, including one that would bestow a 'National Medal of Motherhood' to mothers with six or more children" nytimes.com/2025/04/21/us/po…
Jamal Greene retweeted
The Supreme Court has said that Trump is required to facilitate - which means, as Judge Wilkinson said in his opinion yesterday, take active steps to make happen - Garcia's return. And instead the White House is publicly, and mockingly, saying "He's never coming back."
Jamal Greene retweeted
This is terrible, terrible, terrible news for the American people and the tax system.
The only winners are high-cost tax preparers.
When fully built out, Direct File would've saved taxpayers ~$20B annually.
apnews.com/article/irs-direc…
Jamal Greene retweeted
"The government is asserting a right to stash away residents of this country in foreign prisons without the... due process that is the foundation of our constitutional order... it claims in essence that because it has rid itself of custody that there is nothing that can be done."
Excellent Fourth Circuit opinion (Judge Wilkinson writing) rejecting the government's attempts at evasion in the Abrego Garcia case. storage.courtlistener.com/re…
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Six @ColumbiaLaw profs outline the legal infirmities of the outrageous demand letter / threat sent to the university last week. Thanks @kateandrias, Jessica Bulman-Pozen, @jamalgreene, Olatunde Johnson, Jeremy Kessler, @GillianMetzger2 and David Pozen.
balkin.blogspot.com/2025/03/…
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Even if one thought these were all good ideas, it is entirely inappropriate for the federal government to try to impose them on a private university
Jamal Greene retweeted
In partnership with @JohnsHopkins and @SNFAgoraJHU we're thrilled to announce our distinguished panel of debaters for The Hopkins Forum: A Debate on the Future of the Supreme Court.
Tickets are FREE. RSVP today: bit.ly/opentodebatehopkinsfo…
@JeffFlake @jamalgreene @cmrodriguez95 @jeffsessions @JHUBloombergCtr
Jamal Greene retweeted
A New book: Redefining Comparative Constitutional Law: Essays for Mark Tushnet, edited by Madhav Khosla & Vicki C Jackson (@OUPLaw @OUPAcademic 2024). Table of contents:
1: How to Compare Constitutionally: An Essay in Honor of Mark Tushnet, Rosalind Dixon @rosalinddixon15
2: Comparative Constitutional Law: Reflections on a Field Transformed, Ran Hirschl
3: Are Constitutions So Indeterminate that We Cannot Compare Them?, Tom Ginsburg and Mila Versteeg @tomginsburg
4: Mark Tushnet's Central Contribution-and Challenge-to the Enterprise of Comparative Constitutionalism, Sanford Levinson
5: Canon and Comparative Constitutional Law, David S. Law
6: Foxes, Hedgehogs, and Ants, Kim Lane Scheppele @KimLaneLaw
7: Constitutional Comparisons and Language, Maartje De Visser
8: Reasonable Disagreement: Mark Tushnet, John Rawls, and a Democratic Point to Constitutionalism, Frank I. Michelman
9: The Challenge to Liberal Constitutionalism, Pratap Bhanu Mehta
10: The Architecture of Constitutionalism, Peter Cane
11: Global Values in National Constitutions, Richard Albert @RichardAlbert
12: The Constituent Power and Its Limits, Aharon Barak
13: Toward Deeper Dialogue: Constitutional and International Law, Cheryl Saunders @CherylSaunders1
14: Ancillary Powers of Constitution-Making Bodies, David Landau
15: Legal Reasoning Matters, Dieter Grimm
16: The Political Paradox of African Constitutionalism Revisited: Kenya's BBI Case, Catherine O'Regan
17: Rights as the Domain of Weak-Form Review, Jeremy Waldron
18: Common Law and the Liberation of Self-Interest from Regulation, David C. Donald
19: Dialogic Judicial Review and First World Autocracies, Po Jen Yap
20: We the Fourth Branch? The People as an Institution Protecting Democracy, Yaniv Roznai
21: Constitutional Design and Political Parties, Sujit Choudhry
22: Civic Virtue, Civic Obligation, Knowledge Institutions, and Proconstitutional Actors, Vicki C. Jackson
23: Popular Constitutionalism during Populist Times, Bojan Bugaric @BojanBugaric
24: Pluralizing Constitutionalism, Cora Chan
25: Competitive Populism, Madhav Khosla
26: Mapping Power Constitutionalism and Its Colonial Legacy, Erin F. Delaney @efieldingd
27: The Possibilities of Constitutional Tourism, Jamal Greene @jamalgreene
28: Constituent Power in Constitutional Theory, with a Note on Language and Method, Mark Tushnet
More info:
academic.oup.com/book/58986
