Shanil Wijesinha, Jacinta Dharmananda, Ariella Gordon, Adam Tucker, Bruce Chen & Justice David Goddard

We can't wait to bring it to you soon--and thanks to the many excellent contributors, including those pictured here
Vic Nourse, Mark Mancini, Ross Carter, Intisar Rabb, Dan Meagher, Raeesa Vakil, Kevin Stack, Guzyal Hill, Martin Kelly...

about amending the U.S. Constitution (including by an Article V Convention). It was a lot of fun! Thanks Professor Ndimurwimo for your time and insights!

Hope that's helpful to some!

including the debate between managerialism & judicialization of the administrative process, the importance of adjudicator neutrality, & the role of judicial review of adjudication. The movie is available through Kanopy & all research universities, I believe, have a subscription.

students immediately get how important the issue is--and when coupled with some of the studies on the "refugee roulette" that were at the time so prominent (scholarship.law.georgetown.edu/facpub/1902/) we continue to cover many of the other important issues related to administrative adjudication,

and which I think was really successful: I assign students to watch the documentary Well Founded Fear from 2000. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-Foun…. It is an arresting depiction of the process by which applications for asylum in the U.S. are determined. By watching the movie,

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