Eric Segall
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Eric Segall
@espinsegall.bsky.social

#Notacourt but yes a law prof

Eric J. Segall is an American legal scholar and the Ashe Family Chair Professor of Law at Georgia State University College of Law, where he has taught since 1991. He teaches classes on federal courts and constitutional law. .. more

Political science 50%
Law 26%

Tired Reindog.

You can dress a dog for Xmas but can’t put her in the spirit.

Elf is an underrated movie.
That’s all.

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I'm aware there's breaking news--some of it, like the SCOTUS ruling in the National Guard case, even good--but I'm on break, so I've posted a classic about the "War on Christmas." The Intro contains new bonus content about how the culture war is going (spoiler: not so well but could be worse). 👇
A War on Christmas Classic
We here at DoL are enjoying the holidays, so I'm posting the following classic column from a little over a year ago. It originally ran unde...
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Look….in…mirror.

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A week and a half ago the Thunder were on pace for the best season in NBA history and now the Spurs are three games behind them in the loss column.
That’s not how GDP works. But it is how propaganda works.

Sister-in-law’s

Yes (and) beware the suggestion that Trump can use the regular military to intervene. Kavanaugh says it and majority implies it.

Let us Out!!!

Court denies stay of lower court ruling that Trump can’t federalize national guard in Illinois. Gorsuch, Alito, Thomas dissent.
Big.
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40 Minutes?

People like judges I think.

Because he was going to quit.

Too little too late but better than nothing.

It was always pretext.

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I told a 19 year old about being in high school during that era and mentioned that we debated gay marriage and he was flabbergasted like “what do you mean you “debated” gay marriage???”

So all those people who said same-sex marriage would somehow hurt “traditional marriage.”
Yeah. No. One of the stupidest arguments in con law history.

Josh Blackman resigns from Heritage (way too late but still). reason.com/volokh/2025/...
My Resignation From The Heritage Foundation
I sent this letter this evening to Dr. Kevin Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation.
reason.com

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One of those reasons is the chance that SCOTUS will invalidate Trump's tariffs after rebate check go out, creating a fiscal gap. In an accompanying blog post, I discuss a remedial problem in the removal power case and offer delayed invalidation as a possible solution. 👇
Remedies Revisited in the Removal Case
My latest Verdict column assesses President Trump's proposal to use tariff revenue to fund $2,000 payments to Americans earning under $100,...
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In my latest column for @justiaverdict.bsky.social, I explain that Trump's "warrior dividend" has no legal connection to tariff revenues and that his other plan to rebate tariff revenues is unlawful absent new legislation and, in any event, a bad idea for multiple reasons. 👇
verdict.justia.com

I truly don’t understand why the GOP wants America less healthy, less fed, less safe.
I really don’t.
Seriously.

Can he though?

True every year….

Live shots.

But if not, watch out for Luca Brasi.

There’s a shark in my house.

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'Overall, the evidence presented by the article backs the general idea that de-politicization and increased technocratic qualities of constitutional courts would help them gain social trust.'

Highly recommended, and particularly timely for our US friends

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Citizens’ trust in constitutional courts: evidence from Spain | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Citizens’ trust in constitutional courts: evidence from Spain
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