Josh Blecher-Cohen
@josble.bsky.social
Lawyer. Writing on federal courts and family law. Views mine.
In personal news, I have a new job!
CAC is excited to welcome our new Appellate Counsel, @josble.bsky.social! www.theusconstitution.org/staff/18685/
Joshua Blecher-Cohen | Constitutional Accountability Center
www.theusconstitution.org
September 10, 2025 at 6:39 PM
In personal news, I have a new job!
In personal news: I've just started a new job as a Fellow at the U.S. Supreme Court!
Very excited for a year of funding to work on my family law research while at the Court—and, more importantly, to go back to D.C. and the best Ethiopian food in the States.
Very excited for a year of funding to work on my family law research while at the Court—and, more importantly, to go back to D.C. and the best Ethiopian food in the States.
August 19, 2024 at 4:31 PM
In personal news: I've just started a new job as a Fellow at the U.S. Supreme Court!
Very excited for a year of funding to work on my family law research while at the Court—and, more importantly, to go back to D.C. and the best Ethiopian food in the States.
Very excited for a year of funding to work on my family law research while at the Court—and, more importantly, to go back to D.C. and the best Ethiopian food in the States.
My first post on here (while clerking) is to celebrate the good news that family law is back on the bar exam!
Based on feedback from state supreme courts, NCBE "has determined that family law will be added [back] to the list of foundational concepts and principles."
Based on feedback from state supreme courts, NCBE "has determined that family law will be added [back] to the list of foundational concepts and principles."
NCBE Announces Update to NextGen Exam Content, Extends Availability of Current Bar Exam | NCBE
The National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) announced today two important changes to plans for the NextGen bar exam, which is currently under development and will launch in July 2026.
www.ncbex.org
October 26, 2023 at 1:39 AM
My first post on here (while clerking) is to celebrate the good news that family law is back on the bar exam!
Based on feedback from state supreme courts, NCBE "has determined that family law will be added [back] to the list of foundational concepts and principles."
Based on feedback from state supreme courts, NCBE "has determined that family law will be added [back] to the list of foundational concepts and principles."