- NYU Law's notice of Noah Rosenblum, Ashraf Ahmed, and Lev Menand's article, "The Making of Presidential Administration,” upon its naming as winner of the annual Award for Scholarship in Administrative Law from the American Bar Association Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice.
- Historical research figured prominently in the decision of Judge Chad F. Kenney, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, turning aside a challenge to the qui tam provisions from the False Claims Act on unitary executive grounds (JDSupra).
- A notice of UC Berkeley professor David Henkin's legal-history-laden course on love, sex and marriage.
- In March, SWOP NSW will host walking tours of Sydney’s historic "red light district." “With 8 speakers each evening, the tour will cover both the personal anecdotes of those involved in sex work and the legislation that has shaped their lives. Speakers will share their stories on various topics, including current, historical, and future laws that aim to protect sex workers, as well as the advocates who have been instrumental in achieving these legal advancements."
- Vice President Mike Pence and former Deputy Assistant to the President Greg Jacob are teaching the course, The Character of the American Constitution, at George Mason’s Schar School of Policy and Government. The first class “walked students through the origins of the Declaration of Independence, exploring what the Declaration meant and where the writers got the ideas.” (GMU).
--Dan Ernst
