This is 'safety' and 'free speech' at Dartmouth 🌲: former director of Jewish studies and history professor Annelise Orleck thrown to the ground by cops while engaged in nonviolent protest. Her 'crime'--emphatic speech. Shame.

Jeff Sharlet Dartmouth 🌲 Those cops were brutal to me. I promise I did absolutely nothing wrong. I was standing with a line of women faculty in the their 60s to 80s trying to protect our students. I have now been banned from the campus where I have taught for 34 years.

The Annelise Orleck I know is a nonviolent person & a tireless advocate for students. She has long been my only remaining tie to my alma mater Dartmouth 🌲. This is incredibly disturbing. See her reply to Jeff's post for further context. Militarized campuses are not the answer.

Waiting for the revised HHS.gov regulation for Section 504 of the Rehab Act?

Posted (unpublished, scheduled for publication on 5/9) and available for review:

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#DisabilityTwitter #AdminLaw #HealthEquity

🚨New Pod! 🚨 Samuel Moyn 🔭 and I talk with Kunal Parker about his new book, The Turn to Process. We talk about modernism and law; the joint development of economics, political science and law as disciplines; and a ton of other things. open.spotify.com/episode/5KXJUl…

BREAKING: Penn issued its first warning to protesters of legal and policy violations and called on the College Green encampment to disband 'immediately' — the first indication the University is considering action against the pro-Palestinian demonstration.

Story TK in The Daily Pennsylvanian

.National Disabled Law Students Association has published its law school clinical guide! I hope that clinical professors across the country adopt these practices to make critical experiential learning opportunities accessible & inclusive to all. acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc… #CripTheLaw #LawTwitter #DisabilityTwitter

Great news for immigration and legal historians. Michael Willrich won the SHGAPE Presidents’ Book Prize for his American Anarchy: The Epic Struggle between Immigrant Radicals and the U.S. Government at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century. Congratulations!

The wonderful Hardeep Dhillon in Time!

My take on potential wide ranging implications in tomorrow’s Supreme Court abortion case— statnews.com/2024/04/23/sup…

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Grateful to Prof. Mary Fan and the editors Jotwell for the wonderful review of my article Police Secrecy Exceptionalism in Columbia Law Review: crim.jotwell.com/police-secrecy…..

Really great Death Panel episode, featuring amazing work by Liz Jackson and Rua M. Williams & smart questions from Beatrice Adler-Bolton 👇

This looks great!

Our committee can't wait to learn about your digital legal history projects! Send them our way by June 1 for a chance to earn a $250 prize for you & your team:

Congrats to Miriam Seifter! Such a well-deserved recognition.

Congratulations to my Penn colleague Anne Berg on the publication of her new book, Empire of Rags and Bones: Waste and War in Nazi Germany Currently available from Oxford University Press for a 30% discount (use promo code AAFLYG6)
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Corporate Racial Responsibility with Prof Tim Lovelace is now out in Columbia Law Review! The article combines civil rights history and corporate governance to examine corporate engagement with racial equity. columbialawreview.org/content/corpor…