Nancy Weiss Nancy Weiss is the fifth Abraham L. Kaminstein Scholar in residence at the US Copyright Office. bit.ly/4aIayMn

Jeffrey Rosen National Constitution Center has authored ‘The Pursuit of Happiness,’ a book on several of the United States’ founders and how their perception of “the pursuit of happiness” influenced the Declaration of Independence. bit.ly/4aIayMn

Roger L. Gregory of the U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit is this year’s recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law. bit.ly/43YPD53

Several ALI members contributed chapters to the book ‘Legal Briefs,’ a compilation of stories and profiles about legal cases and negotiations, lawyers, and judges. Learn more: bit.ly/3xDt4Xs

Bipartisan group issues guidance for Insurrection Act Reform. Led by Bob Bauer NYU Law and Jack Goldsmith Harvard Law School, the document proposes deleting antiquated terms and strengthening conditions for the Act’s use. bit.ly/3vQVuN9

.Can’t Stop Twinkling 💚💕 has been named dean and Carl Mason Franklin Chair in Law at USC Gould Law. bit.ly/3J21nu9

Noel Hillman has joined Gibbons P.C. as head of its Alternative Dispute Resolution practice and to provide counsel to the firm’s White Collar & Investigations Group. bit.ly/3J4sLaB

Stephen Breyer, retired Associate Justice #SCOTUS , has authored ‘Reading the Constitution, Why I Chose Pragmatism Not Textualism,’ a book on the varying judicial philosophies within #SCOTUS . He will discuss his book tonight at the National Constitution Center. bit.ly/3PKenYX

.NAAG has elected Ellen F. Rosenblum of the Oregon Department of Justice as association president. bit.ly/3xdyqbS

The latest edition of The ALI Reporter is now available. bit.ly/3TUaBPq

Great first meeting for Prin. High-Volume Civil Adjudication. Led by Rptrs David Freeman Engstrom, David Marcus, Jessica Steinberg & Lauren Sudeall, the project addresses adjudication of high-volume, high-stakes, low-dollar-value civil claims—a real challenge facing state courts.

Alan Chen and Justin Marceau Sturm College of Law have authored ‘Truth and Transparency, Undercover Investigations in the Twenty-First Century,’ a book discussing political roles of undercover investigators. bit.ly/3IMsjOe

Shawn J. Bayern FSU College of Law has authored ‘A Research Agenda for Organizational Law,’ a book detailing the current state of organization law and the flexible structures and capabilities of modern organizations. bit.ly/43rl0oE

Mary Smith is a recipient of the The University of Chicago 2024 Diversity Leadership Awards. bit.ly/3uY6pVa

Stephen B. Bright Yale Law School has coauthored ‘The Fear of Too Much Justice Race, Poverty, and the Persistence of Inequality in the Criminal Courts,’ a book discussing justice in criminal courts. bit.ly/49HuK0x

Gary Brian Born WilmerHale has authored 'The File,' a thriller about the discovery and aftermath of finding Nazi files after World War II. bit.ly/3V5z9Wk

Now available on #ReasonablySpeaking : In celebration of ALI's anniversary, we've brought together three of our project Reporters to discuss ALI’s history and several of our most influential projects. Tune in: bit.ly/49v72V3
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The Houston Bar Foundation Houston Bar Association will honor Nathan L. Hecht Supreme Court of TX with the 2024 James B. Sales Pro Bono Leadership Award, the organization’s highest honor, at its annual meeting and luncheon on March 7. bit.ly/49XPalv

Maxwell L. Stearns of University Maryland Carey Law has authored ‘Parliamentary America: The Least Radical Means of Radically Repairing Our Broken Democracy,’ a book proposing parliamentary democracy to address political turmoil in the United States. bit.ly/4bODIKV

On the occasion of ALI’s anniversary, we brought together three of our project Reporters to talk about ALI’s history and a few of our most influential projects. Don’t miss the next episode of Reasonably Speaking – coming soon! Brooklyn Law School Duke Law Harvard Law School NYU Law