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Nothing personal. I don't know Susan Estrich personally, having only met her once, when I debated her in the mid-1990s. I know people whom I respect who, in turn, know and respect Susan Estrich. But from where I sit she appears to have lost her compass.

by Michael Dorf Yesterday, Ninth Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski retired effective immediately in response to the growing number of accusatio...
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Yesterday's blog post. Sadly, the answer appears to be no.

According to the law,Dassey's likely innocence is irrelevant.
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It's that time of year when I post my final exam instead of writing something new for the blog. It's hard to write satire these days, but I did my best (including fake DJT tweet).

by Michael Dorf Per my usual practice, I have set forth below the exam I recently gave to my first-year constitutional law students. It's ...
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For the last several years, I have been working with a great interdisciplinary team of my Cornell colleagues on an investigation of the impacts of different kinds of cigarette warnings. Here's the first of our published papers.

(2017). Effects of Varying Color, Imagery, and Text of Cigarette Package Warning Labels among Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Middle School Youth and Adult Smokers. Health Communication. Ahead of Print.
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Spoiler Alert! If you haven't watched, but intend to watch, the Netflix documentary Making a Murderer, don't read my blog post. But if you have (or you won't): be outraged, be very outraged.

by Michael Dorf In 1970, the University of Chicago Law Review published an article titled Is Innocence Irrelevant? Collateral Attack on C...
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