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A Liberal Theory Of Legal Education, 75 @AlaLawReview 563 (2024) bit.ly/4bzD0A7
by Eli Wald (@SturmCOL)
Alabama Law Review retweeted
Alabama redistricting plaintiff Evan Milligan today at an @AlaLawReview symposium on the case: “This year is not only the Year of the Dragon. It’s the year of democracy and voting.”
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I always love getting reprints. This one is especially fun because I got to work with @KayLevine12 and @UALawSchool students on the @AlaLawReview. Thanks to @MariahEllis_ for fantastic research assistance.
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As someone born in the late 1900s, I always savor hard-copy reprint day. It was a pleasure working with the @AlaLawReview team and an honor to have my work appear alongside that of friends and colleagues like @ChrisOdinet and @ProfRGold!
Issue here: law.ua.edu/lawreview/current…
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For other law profs out there, I will add that @AlaLawReview's light-edit policy made the whole editing and publication process blissfully smooth.
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🚨 Pub day! The Social Costs (and Benefits) of Dual-Class Stock, 75 Ala. L. Rev. 221 (2023), is now out.
It was such a pleasure working with @AlaLawReview. Their suggestions and edits enriched the article. Screencaps of the abstract and first few pages:
law.ua.edu/lawreview/files/2…
Alabama Law Review retweeted
Excited to report that The Public Voice of the Defender is now in print in @AlaLawReview: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…. @KayLevine12 and I argue that public defenders should use social media to help people see the everyday realities of American criminal law. @UALawSchool @EmoryLaw
Alabama Law Review retweeted
Delighted to have a new article, “The Fair Notice Fiction,” forthcoming in @AlaLawReview.
Available on SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Alabama Law Review retweeted
Thrilled to share my newest article, Extrinsic Value, now on @SSRN!
ssrn.com/abstract=4467994
Alabama Law Review retweeted
Alabama DOR Grants PTE Tax Election for 2022 Tax Year bit.ly/44slmLt @AlaLawReview
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Professor Dale Carpenter's article, "The Dead End of Animus Doctrine," has been published in the @AlaLawReview.
Read here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Alabama Law Review retweeted
Thanks to the tireless work of @lsolum, who helps me keep up with new legal scholarship. And grateful he labeled my new article, “Anachronistic Reading of Section 1983,” forthcoming in @AlaLawReview, “Very interesting and recommended.” Link here as well👇🏼
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Lindley on the Original Meaning of Section 1983 (Reposted), lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheo…
Alabama Law Review retweeted
We're on a brief lunch break, but the @AlaLawReview symposium resumes soon - 12:45pm Central / 1:45pm Eastern - with panelists @binsky18, Maggie Gardner, Alan Morrison, @lsolum & @_rundnc and moderator @Article3Prof.
Happy Friday! Come join us for the @AlaLawReview's virtual symposium, "Ten Years of the Supreme Court's Personal Jurisdiction Revival," starting at 9:00am Central / 10:00pm Eastern.
law.ua.edu/calendar/event/re…
The symposium is live! Currently @deepakguptalaw is sharing his strategy with the Ford oral argument. @smmarotta will speak next. Tune in!
We hope you join us tomorrow!
Replying to @Adam_Steinman
Speakers include Arthur Miller, @deepakguptalaw, @smmarotta, @binsky18, Rich Freer, Maggie Gardner, @alahav, Alan Morrison, @lsolum, @_rundnc, @DeanSpencerEsq, plus Alabama litigators Greg Cook, Diandra "Fu" Debrosse, Kim Martin & Dave Wirtes.
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Here's the schedule (Central Time): law.ua.edu/programs/symposiu…
And here's the link to register: uasystem.zoom.us/webinar/reg…
Alabama Law Review retweeted
Sorry, personal jurisdiction enthusiasts--no #SCOTUS Ford decision today.
But we'll be discussing that case--and lots more--at tomorrow's @AlaLawReview virtual symposium, Ten Years of the Supreme Court's Personal Jurisdiction Revival.
Come join us!
law.ua.edu/calendar/event/re…
On Friday, March 5, join ALR for a virtual symposium on Ten Years of the Supreme Court's Personal Jurisdiction Revival. Arthur Miller (NYU School of Law) will give the keynote. Register for the event here: law.ua.edu/revival2021
Is silence for sale?
In his recent article in Vol. 72,
@_jeff_gordon argues that freedom of contract should not always trump freedom of speech, particularly in light of NDAs that prohibit victims of sexual harassment from speaking out.
Check it out : law.ua.edu/lawreview/files/2…
























