It’s publication week for The Elevator Effect, an OUP Law book about the effects of collegiality on judicial behavior with Morgan Hazelton and Rachael Hinkle. A thread: (1/9)

Just got my hands on this 📖- what an impressive amount of quant and qual work on amicus briefs and attorney experience! 🤩 Kudos to Morgan Hazelton and Rachel Hinkle

He is now Dr. Matt Baker! Congrats to Matt on today's successful Ph.D. dissertation defense and his wonderful graduate career at UGA Department of Political Science UGA! Very proud! (w/ @gsheag, Morgan Hazelton, Roberto Carlos, & Susan Haire)

Something to ponder around your holiday table …

Proofs are done, and the book is coming in June! Lots of quantitative and (some dishy!) qualitative data about the effect of interpersonal relationships on judges' behavior. Thanks to OUP Law for their help with the whole process and everyone who read drafts/saw presentations.

🎧🎙️ New podcast featuring Morgan Hazelton and Rachael Hinkle discussing their new book
'Persuading the Supreme Court: The Significance of Briefs in Judicial Decision-Making.'

The Elevator Effect by Morgan Hazelton, Rachel Hinkle, and Michael Nelson

Saint Louis University's Morgan Hazelton, Matthew Nanes, and Ali rocked it on the b-day gift front!

Portable Magic Bullet, Accountability in State Legislatures Puzzle, Princeton NCAA Tournament Socks, Engraved Los Angeles Rams coasters, LeBron James Pez Dispenser, & St. Louis Cardinals glasses! THANK YOU

Psssst...go read this book!

Do legal briefs matter to #SCOTUS ? Just finished an amazing conversation with Morgan Hazelton (@SLU_Official) and Rachael Hinkle (@UBSchoolofLaw) about their fabulous book from Univ Press of Kansas. Look for NB Political Science on Monday!

Very important state politics news (cc: Morgan Hazelton)

If you're placing bets on #SCOTUS outcomes, I'd get in touch with Morgan Hazelton & Rachael Hinkle! #womenwhojudicial 🔥🎉 #MerrillvMilligan #votingrights

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Your Monday NB Political Science podcast! Morgan Hazelton, Rachel Hinkle, and Michael Nelson’s #TheElevatorEffect (@OUPPolitics) argues that judges are less ideological depending on how they interact. #SCOTUS #Democracy #legaltwitter
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We welcome you with open arms!

Start your Monday with a conversation about how briefs matter to the decisions of the #SCOTUS . Two JD/PhDs Morgan Hazelton and Megan Hinkle join the NB Political Science podcast. Univ Press of Kansas #legaltwitter #AcademicTwitter womenalsoknowstuff
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Who says studying briefs is boring?

Great stuff on Congress and the Prez, the Supreme Court, Schedule F, Feinstein’s potential replacements and climate activism this week in 3Streams from Michael Nelson Morgan Hazelton Christian Grose Heath Brown Benjamin Noble Dana R Fisher, PhD (on sky, threads, etc)

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