I'm delighted that my Article "The Rise, Fall, and Future of Internet Exceptionalism" is forthcoming in the Cornell Law Review next year. The paper is still very much under revision, and I welcome feedback on it. You can find it on SSRN here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

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I'm so honored to be the inaugural Roslyn M. Litman Endowed Professor of Law in Civil Liberties. Roz was a pioneer. She graduated from Pitt Law in 1952 and spent her life advancing civil rights. It is such a gift to be a part of honoring her legacy. (1/3)

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Whereas in law we use the method of “giving it to literal children to assess whether or not it is novel”, a method which is in and of itself novel, if by novel you mean “rejected by every other part of the academy”

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I began smiling at “falls between the couch cushions of two independent literatures,” and started laughing out loud at “fries the existing literature’s leftover rice.”

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the first ever comprehensive treatment of the issue of novelty in legal scholarship is now available:

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