- On May 10, William Novak, University of Michigan, participated in a town hall with Lisa Heinzerling and Ilan Wurman on Rights,
Regulation, and the Modern Administrative State at the National Constitution Center. A recording is here.
- Congratulations to Kate Masur, professor of history at Northwestern University, on being a finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in History for Until Justice Be Done: America's First Civil Rights Movement, from the Revolution to Reconstruction (W. W. Norton).
- New from Talbot Publishing: Representative Opinions of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, edited by Nancy Gertner.
- More criticism of the history in Justice Alito's draft Hobbs opinion. Jill Hasday on his citation to Matthew Hale (WaPo). Matt Ford on what Justice Alito "Gets Wrong About English Common Law" (New Republic).
- Also, an interview of Julian Zelizer on the conservative and legal movement and Roe (WBUR's Here & Now). Mary Ziegler and predictions for a post-Roe America (The Atlantic).
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