Having way too much fun writing my Admin supplement for next semester.

I’m very honored to have been selected to receive the AALS Administrative Law section’s Emerging Scholar Award for my @stanlrev.bsky.social article “Visions of Vermont Yankee.”

New from me: Is administrative common law something that we can find in customary agency practices?

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Re: Consumers’ Research. (I get it, no one cares!)

The Article III problem in the case was a serious one because this legal issue does not “evade review” if petitioners use the right procedural vehicles to mount their challenge. (See below.)

The Court’s resolution is more ipse dixit than analysis.

I had a baby law prof milestone today: With thanks to Judge Readler of the Sixth Circuit, I got my first judicial citation.

This is all the more existing because the prevailing party was represented by my friend and former co-clerk Matt Rice.

Had to break the hard news to the boyfriend that the article I’ve been working on forever is actually my longest relationship.

Now in print: My contribution to Widener Commonwealth Law Review’s Symposium on Judging and Administrative Law, in which I call out a little bit of hypocrisy from the Biden administration on the importance of deference to longstanding and bipartisan regulations.

Link below 👇🏻

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