There is a virtual option and I almost said that affirmatively because I knew you would ask!

Once Judge Murphy was telling me how interesting she thought antitrust regulation is and I was wondering if I made a mistake going to law school. Now I have trouble excerpting cases because things are too interesting to cut and getting this casebook legitimately makes my day.

And by adopting a new red flag law, Mainers took a meaningful step to prevent gun violence. This measure will give families, courts, and law enforcement the tools they need to intervene when someone poses a serious risk to themselves or others—while preserving the rights of responsible gun owners.

Also got to promote the Johns Hopkins’s Center for Gun Violence Solutions’ implementation guide for ERPOs in Minnesota publichealth.jhu.edu/center-for-g...

Our panel included the incredible Dr Trish Jewett, who discussed voluntary surrender of firearms during periods of crisis and her map of sites across the state. And thoughtful psychiatrist Dr Suzanne Jasberg, who talked about prioritizing safety while counseling patients about firearm access.

Nominations by AALS members. Nominations should be submitted to AALSfirearmsaward@gmail.com and include the name and law school of the nominee and a brief description of why the nominee meets the qualifications for the award. Committee members (like me) are not eligible. ☺️

The Award honors a faculty member who has completed no more than 7 years in a full-time academic teaching position. Awardees are selected based on outstanding contributions to the field of firearms law through legal scholarship, teaching, mentoring, or development of the field of firearms law.