I think most of the legal academy just sees history as a tool to bolster whatever legal arguments they're making, rather than seeing it as a discipline that involves serious study. Hence why a lot of lawyers are so bad at describing, understanding, and contextualizing historical information...

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It is not Judge Pittman’s fault – this is what SCOTUS told him to do – but treating 14th century statutes as controlling our constitution is just weird stuff.

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I like how preliminary injunctions are framed as a type of time travel, "return us to the morning of February 27."

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I enjoyed this book

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More than 300k Black women being pushed out of the labor market while white men gained 365k more jobs is what we mean when we refer to racism as systemic.

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