Associate Professor @UofSCLaw. Legislation, Health Law, Civ Pro, & Conflicts. Former drafter of laws for the U.S. House. @jessecross@mastodon.lawprofs.org
Joined July 2019
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My most recent article is now available from the NYU Law Review - I hope you’ll check it out!
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@JesseMCross spotlights the amended statute—amended tens of thousands of times each Congress—as the neglected but central democratic text of modern law, urging theory and practice to place it at the heart of public law.
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Kudos to two of my favorite authors, my Georgetown colleague, @shbarclay and my friend and statutory interpretation enthusiast, @JesseMCross. I've read both of these, and they are in fact terrific.
Volume 92.5 is now live, featuring pieces by @shbarclay; @JesseMCross; Sabrina Huang; Marta Krason; and Morgan O. Schaack. You can find them all here: lawreview.uchicago.edu.
Grateful to @lsolum for highly recommending my article on the CRA, and for making it a “download of the week”!
A wonderful way to start the new year (and a new season of days-counting for the CRA 😬).
Cross on the Congressional Review Act, lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheo…
Very honored and grateful that the wonderful @ASKrishnakumar has written a review for @IReadJotwell of my forthcoming article, The Fair Notice Fiction!
Review available here: lex.jotwell.com/undermining-…
Thrilled to see my article, “Where Is Statutory Law?”, now in print with Cornell Law Review!
Article available here: cornelllawreview.org/2023/09…
In the first Article, Jesse M. Cross (@JesseMCross) (@UofSCLaw) continues the work of developing an answer for our contemporary statutory world of what “the text of the statute” means—and should mean—in a modern era of deconstructed statutory texts. cornelllawreview.org/2023/09…
My article, “Federal Bureaucratic Studies,” is now in print with @WLULawReview.
Available here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Very proud to see my article, “The Fair Notice Fiction,” be the download of the week on Legal Theory Blog!
Thanks to @lsolum for all his amazing work to highlight new scholarship - a truly wonderful service.
Download of the Week: "The Fair Notice Fiction" by Cross lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheo…
Honored to have my forthcoming article, “The Fair Notice Fiction,” highly recommended by Legal Theory Blog!
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Delighted to have a new article, “The Fair Notice Fiction,” forthcoming in @AlaLawReview.
Available on SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
“To attempt to decide whether some date other than the one set out in the statute is the date actually ‘intended’… is to set sail on an aimless journey…”
- U.S. v. Locke
A final AALS reminder: Legislation Section is co-sponsoring an event tomorrow at 8:30am on converging trends in cont’l & statutory interpretation!
Hosted by @vicnourse, it’ll also feature @LeahLitman, @danieltdeacon, & @TaraLeighGrove1. Come join!
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Three lawsuits, two years, and one trial later, a massive win for democracy in South Carolina. Cheering for and missing the hell out of my old clients & teammates @ACLU @ACLU_SC @NAACP_LDF @SCNAACP @CHSbryant @johnscusick @acepedaderieux @sophlin229 @antonioingram @dAllenChaneyJr
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A wonderful win for democracy in South Carolina. Congratulations and thank you to the great lawyers who made it a reality - just tremendous and impactful work.
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AALS folks: main panel of the Legislation Section is today at 3pm!
Featuring new works by @vicnourse, @kevin_tobia, Brian Slocum, @JonathanHChoi, & myself.
We’ll discuss original public meaning, textual indeterminacy, consequentialism, fair notice, & more. Come join!
AALS folks: the New Scholars in Legislation panel is tomorrow at 3pm!
Featuring new works by @DanielEWalters_, @ProfKMCrocker, @regularalex, & @amysemet.
Topics include nondelegation, state compacts, expository legislation, & judge demographics in interp’n. Hope you’ll join!
Reminder that this AALS virtual panel is tomorrow at 1pm EST! Features a great panel sharing some statutory interpretation works-in-progress. Hope you’ll join!
🚨SPREAD THE WORD: The AALS Legislation Section will host a virtual panel next Wednesday (21st) at 1pm EST! We hope you’ll join!
An all-star cast will present new works: @ASKrishnakumar, @intisarrabb, @aaron_bruhl, Jim Brudney, & Ethan Leib. (1/2)