Professor John Inazu discussed differences, respect, bridge-building, and the unique role of journalism in all this, with Matt Kaminski, editor-at-large of POLITICO in conjunction with the release of his new book.
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Professor leila sadat spoke with NPR on investigating war crimes: ow.ly/WUzp50R7TZ6

WashU Giving Day is one week from today!

Insightful Q&A with Professor John Inazu about productive and respectful disagreement which is central to his new book, 'Learning to Disagree' ow.ly/sZyK50R5KWx

Professor Travis Crum’s scholarship, Reconstructing Racially Polarized Voting, was cited by a three-judge district court that upheld Florida’s congressional redistricting plan. ow.ly/pTz050R4CfY

According to Prof. kathleenclark at bsky.social Justice Thomas engaged in improper ‘favoritism’ when he hired as a clerk Crystal Clanton -- someone to whom he is so close that he describes her as akin to a family member.

New scholarship from Professor Evans:

Congratulations to Professor Durkee!

Professor kathleenclark at bsky.social on conflict of interest if Donald Trump is re-elected:
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“I’d say the argument was Samour-plus: His concern was that Colorado hadn’t afforded Trump enough process,” said Professor Andrea Scoseria Katz. “The Supreme Court built on this point but also added something more like a ‘constitutional structure’ argument.
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But that case likely doesn’t apply to Pope because he was attacked in a city jail, not a state prison, says Professor Peter Joy. Still, Joy says, Pope can make a “good argument” that Bailey’s lawsuit undermines federal civil rights law.
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Professor kathleenclark at bsky.social on the ethics complaint targeting WilmerHale attorney William Lee:
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Professor Peter Wiedenbeck Coauthors ERISA Reference Book:
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“We’ve all felt that it was hopeless for so long,” said Professor leila sadat, who also leads a project on gun violence and human rights at WashULaw's Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute.
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Congratulations to WashULaw Visiting Professor Kim Thuy Seelinger who was awarded for Asylum Support Initiative: Providing forensic evaluations through a community-academic partnership

Professor Pauline Kim comments on the problem with algorithmic tools: ow.ly/7BOP50QQvzs

The ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility recently addressed a lawyer’s ethical obligations when receiving flat fees and other fees paid in advance. Prof. Peter Joy contributed to Formal Opinion 505 (2023): ow.ly/4YKX50QQsJf

Professor Susan Appleton, a School of Law expert on family law and reproductive justice in The Source: source.wustl.edu/2024/02/washu-…

Thriving in the digital age requires more than being tech-savvy – it demands a deep understanding of digital ethics, privacy laws, and cybersecurity. @WashUlaw’s Neil Richards sheds light on navigating the legal landscape of our digital world. bit.ly/48d7beK

Prof. Kathleen Clark recently assigned her students a speech given by Robert H. Jackson in 1940, when he was Franklin D. Roosevelt’s attorney general.
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