Jamal Greene
@jamalgreene
Dwight Professor of Law, Columbia Law School. Ex-DOJ/OLC. Becoming familiar with your game. How Rights Went Wrong available at Bookshop.org ( Amazon ( or a decent public library.
Quote post with something good that lasted longer than the Confederacy (1861-1865) ThunderCats (1/1985-9/1989)
I’m slower than many others on here to rail against the Times, which I still think is the worst paper except for all the other ones, but man, some of these headlines.
For some reason, reminded today of Cliff Clavin's classic Final Jeopardy question: "Who are 3 people who've never been in my kitchen?"
This is obviously ridiculous, but what would be an actual good idea is for the conservative and progressive student groups to get extra speaker money when they agree on speakers to invite.
I’m curious about the turnout the polling weights are keyed to. If Mamdani is getting 68% of voters under 45 (!) and the turnout looks like the primary (which, who knows?), I imagine he’ll outpace the top line.
I had not seen this WSJ article from earlier this week. The 1st Amendment violation admitted in the last paragraph of this passage would be too obvious to use on a law school exam. www.wsj.com/us-news/educ...
This seems to me the key point. The court’s 9:30 am deadline was assertive, but its earlier order was in effect for several days last week, and much is at stake.