The Supreme Court today rejected an attempt by former President Trump to shield his financial records from New York prosecutors, reports the New York Times. The case, Trump

v. Vance, concerns a subpoena issued by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance which sought to obtain Trump’s tax records and financial statements dating back [...]

It's that time of year again for Gender & Law-Prof Blog's annual list of women law deans. Updates as new announcements are made. Mary Davis (Kentucky, Interim Dean), Kentucky

Linda Greene (Wisconsin), Michigan State Johanna Kalb (Loyola NO, Associate Dean),... [...]

Jeremy Fischer, Department of Philosophy, University of Alabama, Huntsville, and Rachel Fredericks, Ball State University, have published The Creeps as a Moral Emotion in Ergo,

at 191 (2020). Here is the abstract. [...]

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Writing in Lawfare on Feb. 4, Stewart Baker argued that President Biden’s repeal of the Muslim ban would compromise national security. He contends that an “unpopular and

racist order” became a “calibrated security tool that depended not at all on the majority religion of the countries it affected” and that its revocation is [...]

von Klaus F. Röhl Die Zahl der deutschen Wissenschaftsblogs dürfte in der Größenordnung von 2000 zu suchen sein, je nachdem, wie man ein Wissenschaftsblog definiert. Manche

beklagen, das seien wenige. Ich sehe nicht, woher man einen Bewertungsmaßstab nehmen sollte. [...]

It is now a week out from the start of the massive Texas grid failure that has resulted in numerous deaths; millions of people plunged into darkness; scores of communities

without clean water or heat in record cold temperatures; and billions of dollars in catastrophic damage to homes, businesses and the physical infrastructure that [...]

With the mid-January arrest of Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineering professor Gang Chen, the outgoing Trump administration’s Department of Justice handed its

successors a firestorm of controversy to reckon with, including relentless criticism from academic institutions and Asian American advocacy groups. [...]

I am very fatigued. Since the first day of 2020, something strange has happened to me. Every day I wake up to a different place – well, technically speaking, in either of

two cities. If I find myself somewhere in Geneva this morning, I will be in Hong Kong the next morning, so on and so forth. [...]

[Danya Chaikel is a Canadian lawyer who specialises in international criminal law, currently consulting with the Women’s Initiatives for Gender Justice (WIGJ) on their

Call it what it is campaign, an #ATLASToo admin, and an officer on the IBA’s War Crimes Committee. [...]