I think working in news on eclipse coverage in 2017 really got me ecplise’d out this time. I don’t know how else to describe it.

We were so excited to work with Professor Lopez and all the other authors!

Excited to have organized the first ever PLS symposium with Dennis J. Ting & the VLR Online team! Participatory Law Scholarship is a necessary step in democratizing legal scholarship. Proud for VLR to contribute to the project. Special thanks to Rachel E. López for all the support!

This is such a big week for PLS! In addition to our event at Yale Law School organized by The LPE Project, this week is also the first ever symposium on PLS organized by Virginia Law Review!

A brief 🧵about all of the incredible speakers!

You can register here:
virginialawreview.org/symposia/virgi…

I keep reading 'Appellees' as 'Applebees,' which is not great for my studying or my hunger.

Hear me out, America… What if we held elections on Saturday instead of Tuesday so more people could theoretically vote?

Can someone explain how in Ted 2, Ted loses his court case and Morgan Freeman agrees to take over his case on appeal, but then he’s arguing the case before another jury instead of an appellate judge? Could someone have also warned me law school would ruin so many movies for me?

Terp reunion in Cincinnati WLWT

Kind of wild when you're working on your legal research paper on police usage of AI facial recognition technology, and one of the major studies you're citing is co-authored by a high school friend who did theater with you. Looking at you, Jonathan Frankle.

I mean that's one way to get around Fourth Amendment doctrine...

That’s UVA Law School alumnus Andy Beshear

THE MOMENT RANGERS FANS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR‼️🏆

This team. This moment. #WentAndTookIt

This one’s for you, Pudge Rodge-riguez. Miss watching the Texas Rangers with this ball of fluff. #GoAndTakeIt

One. More. Out. #GoAndTakeIt

Two. More. Outs. #GoAndTakeIt