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November 3, 12:23 PM / Althouse / We voted.How about you?
November 3, 11:30 AM / Althouse / "It sounds like the plane iced when they flew through the cell. They thought at first it was light to moderate icing. But then it sounds like it got really severe.""The plane can become almost uncontrollable.... They couldn’t recover from it, and they crashed.... This, to me, is just a textbook example of exactly what we’re taught when we’re pilots, and that is, don’t fly through thunderstorms, because you just don’t know their severity." Said Daniel Bubb, ...
November 3, 11:24 AM / Althouse / "'When you’re in a glass house, your whole life changes,' Egan says. 'You live with the light.'""After 21 years of frantic days and late nights in Manhattan, she began rising with the sun and going to sleep at dusk. 'It informed everything about how I worked because it slowed me down.' Inhabiting the building through different seasons helped her understand the way it functioned: how the wid...
November 3, 11:14 AM / Althouse / Faking?Alaskan Voter realizes he voted for the wrong Dan Sullivan on live TV https://t.co/GLyePrmc1T — Spencer Hakimian (@SpencerHakimian) November 3, 2026
November 3, 11:05 AM / Althouse / "What was the educational benefit of showing her first-grader a theoretical image of a conventionally attractive 25-year-old woman?""And what impact might that have on her child’s developing imagination? Anderson was particularly troubled by the way the AI-generated image had seemingly eclipsed her daughter’s own ideas of what her adult life might look like; Harper was thrilled by the appearance of the pictured woman. 'That w...
November 3, 10:40 AM / Althouse / "The comedian’s barrister, Ian Winter KC, argued that that despite what he called mischaracterizations of his client in the media, [Russell] Brand is not a psychopath...""... and only a psychopath could have committed the behavior he is being accused of. 'You would have to be a psychopath to be raping someone and asking them if they were enjoying it at the same time,' Winter said, referring to the first of Brand’s accusers.... He then noted that Brand 'left his a...
November 3, 07:50 AM / Althouse / "Though both are polyamorous, they are not currently dating others.... 'We’re building the foundation of our marriage'...""... Carr said. 'And I think in order to be poly, you need to have a really, really good foundation.'" I'm reading a "Mini-Vows" column in the NYT: "She Gave Dates 30 Minutes. This One Clicked in the 27th/Erin Lee Carr, the daughter of the former Times reporter David Carr, 'can’t do small talk' —...
November 3, 06:16 AM / Althouse / "Virtually no schools offer formal training programs for legal engineers, though some have added classes.""Many legal engineers are former practicing lawyers who taught themselves A.I. skills or learned on the job. Some have backgrounds in legal operations, paralegal work or consulting. Fewer are former software engineers who then went to law school — 'the unicorn,' one hiring manager said.... 'It’s ...
November 3, 06:07 AM / Althouse / "... rhabdomyolysis, a rare muscle condition that can be brought on by exertion in which the muscles break down and can poison the body.""'It’s unfathomable,' [her father] said. 'Perfect health, perfect shape, 24 years old.'" From "Runner, 24, Dies During Her First Marathon/Rachel Apa collapsed in Central Park. The cause was rhabdomyolysis, a rare muscle condition that can be brought on by exertion, her father said" (NYT). "Rachel...
November 3, 06:07 AM / Crooked Timber / An open letter to JK Rowling from Sophie Grace ChappellAn open letter to J K Rowling (November 2026) Dear Ms Rowling I see you have published an update on your June 2020 essay on transgender issues. As you probably recall, I responded to that at the time.1 And here I am again, with a couple of brief(ish) remarks about your update. The difficulty with...
November 3, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / How and Why I Wrote a Book About the First Woman Judge
November 2, 09:07 PM / Balkinization / Thoughts on Progressive Ethnic Politics and El-Sayed
November 2, 07:38 PM / Althouse / Sunrise.Those 3 pictures were taken at the same time and place. The trees are nearly entirely bare in the third picture because they're in a much more exposed position. Here's one more photograph, about a mile away, taken at 3 in the afternoon, in the rain.
November 2, 01:32 PM / Balkinization / Shifting Conceptions of Neutrality and Equality in St. Mary v. Roy
November 2, 10:19 AM / Althouse / "But did Haley Stevens expect that, by switching her support from a Democrat to a Republican, she would receive the media's Liz Cheney Country Over Party award?""It sounds like you're upset with me, too, Anderson." Indeed, it did. But did Haley Stevens expect that, by switching her support from a Democrat to a Republican, she would receive the media's Liz Cheney Country Over Party award? If so, she was badly mistaken. — Byron York (@Byron...
November 2, 10:01 AM / Althouse / Why did Martha Stewart think it would work to go as a homeless person for Halloween?Martha Stewart addresses her homeless person Halloween costume in statement to Page Six: “I am distressed that my Halloween costume yesterday, which was intended to bring more awareness to the very serious subject of homelessness, has offended people, which was never my intention. […] Homelessnes...
November 2, 09:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Mehrotra Reviews Williamson's "Price of Democracy"
November 2, 08:55 AM / Althouse / The theory that since we haven't protected young girls from seeing photographs of penises, it's not important to protect them from a penis in the girls' locker room..@AbdulElSayed says it’s ok for MEN to be in girl’s locker rooms. Why? “Well because they are going to find out about it on the internet anyway” Completely unacceptable. https://t.co/eXeh70kkeP — Mike Rogers (@MikeRogersForMI) November 2, 2026
November 2, 08:26 AM / Althouse / "As a lifelong economist, I am distraught at what is happening to my profession. What I observe is economists losing status.""Economists used to be highly respected figures, and nowadays, even when they are not pilloried, they are often simply ignored. There is an ongoing bipartisan flight from economic reasoning. And as voters go to the polls this week, neither Republicans nor Democrats are offering anything like a ri...
November 2, 06:12 AM / Althouse / "In tsarist times Russia’s aristocracy sent its daughters to finishing schools known as Institutes for Noble Maidens...""... where social graces and domestic skills were honed in preparation for an advantageous marriage. Similar academies are springing up around the country for the purpose of training the next generation of wives and mothers. Like their forebears these girls are taught floristry, cooking and danci...
November 2, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Welcome, Tracy Thomas
November 1, 07:56 PM / Althouse / Sunrise.
November 1, 02:14 PM / Althouse / "Connecticut’s bears might choose to spend an entire autumn day beneath stands of white oak and black cherry trees, feasting on acorns that fall on the forest floor.""Or they might find their food by scavenging roadkill or preying on small mammals or deer. But when higher calorie, more plentiful human-provided food is accessible, like trash and agriculture... bears seize the opportunity for an easy meal. Bambi Gambino, the co-owner of Country Eatery in Woodbu...
November 1, 02:07 PM / Althouse / "I came as Donald Trump. I didn’t have time to get — people spent a lot of time and money. Rich people. They spent nine hours getting ready. I had 10 minutes, so I came as Donald Trump."Said Donald Trump, quoted in "'I Came as Donald Trump': The President Hosts a Luxury Halloween at Mar-a-Lago/President Trump attended his jungle-themed Halloween party at Mar-a-Lago dressed as a distinctly recognizable figure" (NYT). Like all NYT links, this is a gift link, and this one has lots ...
November 1, 01:44 PM / Althouse / There are 2 reasons why you might not get this.@Brewers @tomhanks I prefer the real Forrest Gump https://t.co/nG7wnQeXWb — LeftyGrove (@Lefty_Grove12) November 1, 2026 1. The man in the top photo is Tom Hanks (who, I know you know, played Forrest Gump). 2. The man in the video is Jacob Misiorowski, the great pitcher, and the manager of the Br...
November 1, 01:21 PM / Althouse / "The Democratic representative who lost a primary fight against Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the progressive Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan, endorsed his Republican opponent on Sunday....""The Republican nominee, Mike Rogers, received the endorsement from Representative Haley Stevens, a Democrat who represents suburban areas around Detroit, after she appeared alongside him at a church service.... 'I am endorsing Mike Rogers for the United States Senate today,' Ms. Stevens said in ...
November 1, 10:32 AM / Althouse / "'It was a miracle for my brain. All the food noise was gone.' But when her husband of 20 years would ask her where she’d like to go for dinner...""'I’m like, "Here’s the problem, dear. I don’t care about food anymore, so it doesn’t matter where we go,"' she said. 'That part was very frustrating for him.'" From "Is this the era of the GLP-1 divorce? Taken for weight loss, the drugs can dramatically change people’s marriages, for better and ...
November 1, 10:08 AM / Althouse / "But the weave seems to be getting weavier. An A.I.-assisted New York Times review of Mr. Trump’s comments...""... from speeches, rallies, social media, interviews and public meetings found significant changes since he began a run for president at age 69 in 2015, although not as much of a notable shift since 2024 when a similar review was conducted . Broadly speaking, the review concluded, Mr. Trump’s pu...
November 1, 09:37 AM / Althouse / "How many individuals still live whose young lives were shaped by World War I?"I asked, 14 years ago, in a blog post titled "Jacques Barzun has died... at the age of 104." I landed there because I had the idea that people don't talk about decadence anymore, and Grok reminded me that Barzun had published "From Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life 1500 to the...
November 1, 06:56 AM / Althouse / "My dream of a beer winning the World Series finally came true!"
November 1, 06:48 AM / Althouse / "Reflecting on the Second World War, Hannah Arendt suggested that totalitarianism takes root in societies where lots of people feel unnecessary or unwanted.""After the 2016 election, it was common for the media to report on underemployed people in the Rust Belt who felt that they’d been cast aside. Today, manosphere ideology rages against a society that, allegedly, claims not to need men, and young people wonder whether there’s room for them in an A....
November 1, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Sunday Roundup
October 31, 10:54 PM / Crooked Timber / Democracy is not on the ballot, affordability is not the answerOne of the recurring themes of the 2024 election campaign was the argument that “democracy is on the ballot”. Trump had attempted to overthrow US democracy, and regularly mused about the desirability of dictatorship, but had nevertheless been renominated by the Republican Party. That argument wen...
October 31, 06:06 PM / Balkinization / "Beat Trump and His Minions:" A Manifesto
October 31, 01:47 PM / Althouse / It's the last day of October.Write about whatever you want.
October 31, 10:02 AM / Althouse / "[M]y speech was not a critique of Arabs or Islam, but of Islamism... a toxic ideology conceived and promoted by the terrorist group, the Muslim Brotherhood."Let’s see which reporters take the time to read this post and then correct their stories." Writes RFK Jr., at great length , at X. He links to various reporters, and I don't think any of them have responded. The Daily Wire and The Washington Examiner have, however, noted his post: here and...
October 31, 10:02 AM / Althouse / "[M]y speech was not a critique of Arabs or Islam, but of Islamism... a toxic ideology conceived and promoted by the terrorist group, the Muslim Brotherhood.”"Let’s see which reporters take the time to read this post and then correct their stories." Writes RFK Jr., at great length , at X. He links to various reporters, and I don't think any of them have responded. The Daily Wire and The Washington Examiner have, however, noted his post: here and...
October 31, 09:51 AM / Althouse / "The Senate race in Michigan... will test moderate and independent voters’ appetite for a combative brand of unalloyed progressivism.""The party’s activist class believes Dr. El-Sayed’s success next week would establish a proof point that left-wing populism is a winning message, even in swing states. He has embraced an economic agenda that sharply attacks the billionaire class and taken a clear stance against Israel. Centrist D...
October 31, 08:56 AM / Althouse / "There was the button that produced literature. And there were of course the buttons by which she communicated with her friends.""The room, though it contained nothing, was in touch with all that she cared for in the world.... The clumsy system of public gatherings had been long since abandoned.... Seated in her armchair she spoke, while they in their armchairs heard her, fairly well, and saw her, fairly well.... Her lectu...
October 31, 08:21 AM / Althouse / "To wander aimlessly is very unswinging. Unhip."
October 31, 07:35 AM / Althouse / Having a hundred thousand beers in Milwaukee.one of the best moments in wisconsin sports history pic.twitter.com/C70YmB5dCZ — Nick Whalen (@wha1en) October 30, 2026 This interview alone cements Jake Bauers and Sal Frelick as Milwaukee Legends
October 31, 07:18 AM / Althouse / Darkness on the eve of election.The view from Memeorandum — where I've gone for many years to see an overview of the day's talked about headlines — is a non-view: Jamison Foser / Finding Gravity : The New York Times invents a Democratic scandal while ignoring a new Trump rape allegation — America...
October 31, 06:42 AM / Crooked Timber / Occasional (Halloween) paper: A mother gives her all“Spiders don’t socialise. Spiders don’t work together. Spiders don’t hunt as packs. Spiders don’t use tools. Spiders don’t organise large structures. “Because if they did, we’d all be dead.” — As it turns out, this isn’t quite corr...
October 31, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Weekend Roundup
October 30, 08:10 PM / Althouse / Sunrise.
October 30, 11:58 AM / Althouse / "[W]hat surprised me most was that nearly all of Lucy’s co-workers and former mortuary classmates are women, specifically young women in their twenties and thirties.""'There were only three guys in our class and one of them was a trans man. There were a lot of queer people,' she explains. I’d assumed she would be a quirky outlier in a class of gaunt, poorly socialized men, but as a tattooed lesbian with a warm Midwestern disposition, Lucy actually represents ...
October 30, 11:44 AM / Althouse / "Democrats were far more enthusiastic about taking the poll than Republicans were. Registered Democrats were more than twice as likely as registered Republicans....""After 2020, many polls, including The Post’s, adopted additional methods to guard against the threat of nonresponse bias, leveraging voter files with extensive information on past turnout and demographics to help ensure more representative samples. Polls also began weighting samples based on whi...
October 30, 11:12 AM / Althouse / Big questions?I'm reading "The Brutal Harvard Class That Suddenly Everyone Wants to Take/It’s an ungodly amount of reading and no easy A. So why are freshmen lining up to get into Humanities 10?" (Wall Street Journal). The philosophy professor posed big questions to the 90 students gathered in Boylston Hall: “...
October 30, 09:57 AM / Althouse / "I knew nothing about any other candidates on the ballot except for me and the incumbent. That is all I have ever known about. I am not interested in tricking voters."Said Mary Peltola, quoted in "Midterm Elections Live Updates: Peltola Says She Didn’t Know About Alaska Ballot Stacking Plan/As Republican anger grew over the plot, Mary Peltola, the Democratic candidate for Senate, said she had no knowledge of any effort aimed at 'tricking voters'" (NYT). It sou...
October 30, 09:20 AM / Althouse / Brewers at the Packers game.MORE: THE CHAMPS ARE HERE @Brewers https://t.co/WGUpDjmxdG — Green Bay Packers (@packers) October 30, 2026 SAUSAGE RACE AT LAMBEAU FIELD!!!!! OH MY GOD THIS NIGHT IS AWESOME https://t.co/87rDiXSSlQ — Big B (@bigpackers4x) October 30, 2026 After that Lambeau Leap, how is Sal Frelick? &...
October 30, 07:37 AM / Althouse / The Voice Guy.
October 30, 07:34 AM / Althouse / "I'm still standing — no muscles, no tendons — nobody know how I do it."
October 30, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Greenlee and Mocsary on Game Laws, Black Codes, and Bruen
October 29, 07:53 PM / Althouse / Sunrise.The first picture looks out over the lake at 8:03, 33 minutes after sunrise. The second picture — which has the lake in the background (you can see if you look closely) — was taken at 8:11. The sunrise time was 7:36. We were out there in time for it, and I have a photo, but the view was somewhat ...
October 29, 01:55 PM / Althouse / "Democrats don’t have an easy road ahead. But, paradoxically, the better they do in 2026, the more likely they are to ignore their party’s weaknesses with working-class and rural voters.""Those weaknesses led to Trump winning the 2024 election, but they are likely to fade from the party’s memory as Democrats, buoyed by the fool’s gold of midterms success, attempt to placate an energized left. Celebration is easy; confronting underlying problems is hard. Thus, when Republicans get...
October 29, 01:32 PM / Althouse / Sunrise in the woods.
October 29, 12:58 PM / Althouse / The radio announcers were much better — I know, Meade put them on some of the time — but they screw up the not-quite-live TV coverage.Love how this dude spoils the live coverage because he's listening on the radio, running 10 seconds ahead of the TV broadcast. https://t.co/uAG3ZhQfFK — Ryan Nantell (@RyanNantell) October 29, 2026
October 29, 12:37 PM / Althouse / "What the f–k does it look like I’m up to? I’m being an oyster farmer," said Graham Platner.Quoted in "Accused rapist Graham Platner is pissed as ever after crashing out of Maine Senate race: 'Who the f–k are you weirdos'" (NY Post). The Post pressured Platner to say how he felt about his life now and collected remarks like "It just seems to be, like, life, man" and "It goes the way it ...
October 29, 11:50 AM / Althouse / "At one point [Mary Peltola] required her staff to feed her family's pet chameleon, which is named Meatball, which only ate crickets.""At one point, they had to feed Meatball in her congressional office when she was in Congress, and these live crickets escaped, and staff had to recapture them . So that was an example where they felt this was beneath their duties or somewhat demeaning of employees.... So one of the employees Mar...
October 29, 09:59 AM / Althouse / Random lady not random at all.I am now being told that this is Miz's fiancee — Carter Lowe (@cjlowehoops) October 29, 2026 Context:
October 29, 09:35 AM / Crooked Timber / I’d rather drop the balls myselfLast week, my partner and I performed a familiar ritual of modern co-parenting: I told him that I felt overburdened by mental labor, and we made a plan to adjust. The logistical work of managing our kids’ lives has recently ramped up steeply, and while we’d been sharing the hands-on work equally,...
October 29, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Insiders and Outsiders in the History of Law
October 28, 07:29 PM / Althouse / The trees at sunrise.And here's Meade's view of the sunrise.... ... and our favorite heron:
October 28, 11:15 AM / Althouse / "In the summer of 2025, a staffer for Mary Peltola, the Alaska Democrat who was eyeing a run for Senate, received unusual instructions from top campaign aides: Find as many people named Dan Sullivan in Alaska as you can.""The staffer complied, combing through voter records to produce a list of Dan Sullivans from across the state.... Dan S. Sullivan is the name of the state’s Republican senator. And if the Peltola campaign or its allies could track down and persuade another Dan Sullivan to run for Senate, the conf...
October 28, 10:47 AM / Legal History Blog / Law and Diversity: Europe and Latin America
October 28, 10:34 AM / Althouse / "I was promised Kermit the Gangster Frog, and didn’t get a photo of such a poster."Said Gus, the top-rated commenter at the NYT article "Kermit the Gangster Frog? Only in These Vintage Ghanaian Movie Posters/In the 1980s, video clubs in Ghana used hand-painted posters to draw African audiences to Hollywood movies. Now they’re attracting American film buffs." Lots of great photo...
October 28, 10:19 AM / Althouse / The lakeshore path at sunrise.
October 28, 09:59 AM / Althouse / They're frying the animals.Trump on solar panels: "They kill all the animals. The animals jump on them and they fry." pic.twitter.com/EShkbJ7oJ1 — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 28, 2026
October 28, 09:44 AM / Althouse / "They came up big today. It's going to be hard.... It's when you're achieving something like this, it's going to have its adversity.""You know, we had some things go our way yesterday. They had some things go their way this today. So that's the way it is. You just live with it. And if you're a competitor, you you wake up tomorrow morning, come ready to play. [Will the plan tomorrow be Misiorowski?] Yeah. And and to have that a...
October 28, 09:27 AM / Althouse / "Just in case you forgot about the horrors of the world for half a second."Watching everyone Stand Up to Cancer at the World Series reminded me of the most hilarious Bill Burr bit of all time
October 28, 09:15 AM / Althouse / Hilarious, but he is obviously deliberately luring his antagonists to display homophobia.Trump: I love the meat! Ahhhh! I love it, look! *gestures* pic.twitter.com/TV3OGDz4o0 — FactPost (@factpostnews) October 27, 2026 To see the homophobia display by Trump antagonists, read the responses to this video, here , at X. ADDED: "This post got my 'homophobia politics' tag, and I...
October 28, 09:14 AM / Balkinization /
October 27, 06:13 PM / Althouse / Sunrise on the lake.Afternoon in the woods:
October 27, 05:37 PM / Althouse / "What’s the most memorable place you’ve cried in New York? (Be specific!)"The NYT is soliciting stories about crying in the city. Fill out the form they have at "New Yorkers, Where’s the Best Place to Cry in the City? To help us report an upcoming article, we want to hear about all the places you’ve cried — subways, sidewalks, stoops, saunas and beyond." I know from li...
October 27, 11:33 AM / Balkinization / RBG, Justice Thomas, and Justice Alito
October 27, 11:31 AM / Althouse / "So we had the privelege [sic] to watch one of the most amazing team performances in a World Series in history. And we wake up to see a summary of the game...""... and this is what we get? No offense to the author, but my goodness WaPo, what an embarrassment." That's the top-rated comment on the main World Series article featured on the front page of The Washington Post. It's titled: "How a World Series team turns batting practice music into psychologi...
October 27, 11:07 AM / Althouse / "Over the years, she dated several younger men, including a Russian 25 years her junior whom she met in the parking lot of a grocery store...""... where she found him admiring her Porsche Boxster. A month into the relationship, he casually mentioned that the last woman he dated paid him $1,000 a month. That’s when she implemented a new rule: 'I said, "From now on, they have to have been born when Kennedy was shot."'" From "Boomer women...
October 27, 10:50 AM / Althouse / "Another way in which antidepressants may work involves the enhancement of neuroplasticity..."".... or the brain’s ability to reorganize its structure and connections. Continued treatment with antidepressants may bolster brain chemicals and processes that promote neuroplasticity. (Psychedelics are thought to work as a treatment for depression and anxiety, in part, for a similar reason.) T...
October 27, 10:31 AM / Althouse / "I'm really good at real estate and fixing things. I fix things very good..... I always build beautiful and inexpensive.... I can do it naturally.... It actually relaxes me....""If you would have seen the White House... it was in horrible condition.... The plaster was falling off the exterior.... They had four or five windows where literally the ornamentation was up on one side and had fallen off or half fallen off in the other. And I fixed it. We made a mold of t...
October 27, 09:46 AM / Althouse / "We merely believed two of the most powerful cultural icons of our time. Bill Cosby and Bill Clinton...""... each pointed my generation of aspirational teenagers toward a Black Camelot.... [Cosby] invested the cultural capital of being America’s dad into becoming America’s minister on Black aspirations. Despite being raised in subsidized public housing in Philadelphia, the comedian Cosby merged wit...
October 27, 08:35 AM / Balkinization / Does Donald Trump hate cops?
October 27, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Shelden, "The Political Supreme Court: A Forgotten History"
October 27, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / A Symposium on Dubber's "New Legal Science"
October 26, 12:03 PM / Crooked Timber / NAZA – on being a cog in a machineI went to see NAZA last week. In case you haven’t heard yet, NAZA is a documentary on the Israeli machinery of mass killing in Gaza. It draws a picture of this machinery by interviewing 24 Israeli who work(ed) for the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). The interviewees describe how the machinery...
October 26, 10:52 AM / Legal History Blog / LHB on X
October 26, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Policy History Conference 2027
October 25, 10:04 PM / Discourse.net / 2026 Midterm Elections Voter Guide (Part 3: Coral Gables and County and School Board Referendums)Early voting has started, and election day is not far off, so here are some thoughts, in the third and longest of three parts, on the upcoming election. Part 1: Federal and State non-judicial offices and state referendums Part 2: … Continue reading → The post 2026 Midterm Elections Vo...
October 25, 03:11 PM / Discourse.net / 2026 Midterm Elections Voter Guide (Part 2: Judicial Elections)Early voting has started, and election day is not far off, so here are some thoughts, in the second and shortest t of three (!) parts, on the upcoming election. But some of them are not long… Part 1: Federal … Continue reading → The post 2026 Midterm Elections Voter Guide (Part 2: Jud...
October 25, 09:44 AM / Crooked Timber / Sunday photoblogging: Cherry trees near Céret
October 24, 03:15 PM / Discourse.net / 2026 Midterm Elections Voter Guide (Part 1: Federal & State-Wide)Early voting has started, and election day is not far off, so here are some thoughts, in the first of three (!) parts, on the upcoming election. But some of them are not long. Part 1: Federal and State non-judicial … Continue reading → The post 2026 Midterm Elections Voter Guide (Part...
October 24, 09:13 AM / Legal History Blog / Weekend Roundup
October 23, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Heniford and Tucker on History, Tradition, and the 2d Amendment
October 22, 12:30 PM / Legal History Blog / Mitchell, "Unsettling Sovereignty: International Law, Nuclear Weapons, and US Extraterritorial Power in Postwar Oceania"
October 22, 09:30 AM / Legal History Blog / FedSoc Webinar on Criminal Justice and the Declaration
October 22, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / 2027-2028 Berger-Howe Fellowship
October 21, 11:50 AM / Balkinization / Why Federalist #70 is Wrong
October 21, 09:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Michigan Law's Junior Scholar's Conference
October 21, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Law and Morality in the Soviet Estonian Judiciary
October 20, 12:30 AM / Legal History Blog / Likhovski's "Legal Theory in the Colonies"
October 19, 06:45 PM / Crooked Timber / Turns out the Melbourne Mint was about Gold for IndiaLast week I was in the Public Records of Victoria (PROV) looking at records of the Melbourne mint. My substack about the Sydney mint by rights should come first, but I’m fresh-ish off the plane so I’m doing this one first. It was a bit extravagant building two mints in Australia. As I flicked thr...