
Law & Philosophy Fellow @UCLA_Law
New Haven, CT
Joined April 2011
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Very excited to be joining @UCLA_Law as a Law & Philosophy Fellow; teaching Legal Philosophy this fall! Finished my JSD at Yale Law School in May. Very grateful to my supervisor Gideon Yaffe and to the friends and colleagues who made those years what they were.
By the same standard, no paternity case was ever decided before DNA; courts settled them on circumstantial evidence for centuries because that's how inference works outside of math.
Abductive inference is how grown-ups reason.
Replying to @JohnCarreyrou
Stylometry is interesting, but not proof. The contemporaneous emails between Satoshi and Adam Back suggest they were distinct individuals. Until someone signs with Satoshi’s keys, every theory is just narrative.
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Mañana a las 16hs Joaquín Casalia estará presentando su paper 'El peso de los derechos' en UTDT. Defiende la tesis controversial de que los derechos pueden ser malos en sí mismos para sus poseedores. Seguro la discusión será interesante. Para registrarse: bit.ly/3NBQ9P9
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El endorsement que necesitaba Lijo, ahora sí😅✅ "La incorporación de Lijo representaría un salto de calidad para la Corte", de Matías Morla infobae.com/opinion/2024/05/…
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On May 7, Kevin Zhang will be presenting his paper 'Jurisprudential Housekeeping' at Di Tella. He argues that 'What grounds law?' should not be jurisprudence's central concern. The format will be hybrid. All welcome! You can register here: bit.ly/3Qyh2FN
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My paper 'Are There Any Conventional Obligations?' is now out in Legal Theory! I argue for a novel non-reductionist account of how conventions bind us. I'm really proud of this one, since I am exploring somewhat new territory. Still a lot to be done!
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An incredible chapter of my life concludes today as I wrap up my LL.M. at @YaleLawSch . The moments I've shared with amazing professors and friends have been magical. It's a place that has nurtured my mind and warmed my heart. Forever grateful for this beautiful journey! – at New Haven, CT
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This parenthetical from Kagan gets at the basic problem with law in recorded history.
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Our next Legal Theory Workshop - Law as a Reason for Action: Account and Limits - is this Thursday 4th May at 2-5pm. We'll discuss papers by Josh Pike (@LSELaw), @AnaCannilla (@UofGLaw), and @EzeqMonti (@DerechoUTDT and @DretUPF). Further details are here: law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/eve…
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Rewriting Hart's "Concept of Law" to eliminate any offensive references to inclusive legal positivism.
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Ketan Ramakrishnan (@ketanrama), a scholar of moral philosophy and legal theory, has joined the Yale Law School faculty.
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The judge I clerked for wouldn’t get in an elevator if it might contain people who wanted to influence his decisions.
Brett Kavanaugh was seen hanging out at a Republican party with Matt Gaetz, Sebastian Gorka, Sean Spicer, and Erik Prince, per @politico.
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Casi 40 años de democracia: algo para celebrar y mucho para mejorar - LA NACION lanacion.com.ar/opinion/casi…
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Este viernes David Enoch estará presentando un paper sobre consentimiento y coerción en una serie que organizamos con @Miottoluc. Están todos invitados!
The very first Legal Philosophy Trident seminar is happening this Friday (October 21st). Our speaker is David Enoch (Hebrew), who will present his paper on consent and third-party coercion. There's still time to register: eventbrite.com/e/seminar-wit…






















