Katherine Mims Crocker

TOMORROW! ⚖️🌮⬇️

📢 @tamu.bsky.social's Center on the Structural Constitution is honored to host @emilysbremer.bsky.social of @notredamelaw.bsky.social for the inaugural Reveille Lecture Wed Oct 29. Topic = Administrative Power After Humphrey's Executor. Open to the A&M Law community; 🌮 Torchy's Tacos lunch provided!

Pleased to share that the Kennedy School has been authorized to conduct a faculty search in American politics

This is as an extraordinary opportunity for us - please share widely with your networks and consider applying

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📢 @tamu.bsky.social's Center on the Structural Constitution is honored to host @emilysbremer.bsky.social of @notredamelaw.bsky.social for the inaugural Reveille Lecture Wed Oct 29. Topic = Administrative Power After Humphrey's Executor. Open to the A&M Law community; 🌮 Torchy's Tacos lunch provided!

UVA declines invitation to join federal education compact University leaders cited UVA’s commitment to merit-based research funding while inviting further dialogue about improving higher education.

Proud to be a UVA alum 🧡💙

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From the Harvard Law Today write-up: hls.harvard.edu/today/the-ch...

🖨: Rebecca Beyer

Some highlights from Harvard Law Review's symposium on "Judicial Review in Jeopardy?" with the @tamu.bsky.social Center on the Structural Constitution last week. Thank you to everyone who made the event possible! Video coming soon, and essays to be published in June.

📸: Lorin Granger

Happening TOMORROW! ⬇️

Back at it for another (long) short-course season! 🏊‍♂️🥱

#thelifeofaswimmom 🫶
#sendcoffee ☕️

It was an honor to be with other OT13 Supreme Court clerks to support our friend Sparkle Sooknanan at her investiture as a federal judge on the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The country is better off because of Sparkle's service.

15th Annual Junior Faculty Federal Courts Workshop April 24, 2026| KU School of Law

Call for Papers for 15th Annual Fed Courts Junior Scholars conference is now up: law.ku.edu/junior-facul.... Lots of advanced notice, hope you will consider submitting!

Will work on distributing this to various listservs and blogs, but please share if you are able.

📢 Join Harvard Law Review & @tamu.bsky.social's Center on the Structural Constitution in person or online Oct. 10 for the symposium "Judicial Review in Jeopardy?" Featuring Justice Breyer, Chief Judge Sutton & panels of leading constitutional scholars. Register 👇
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Thank you, Dan!

Judicial Review in Jeopardy? Symposium - Harvard Law Review The Harvard Law Review is proud to host, in collaboration with the Center on the Structural Constitution at Texas A&M University School of Law,...

Our Center on the Structural Constitution, led by @crockeroncourts.bsky.social and Neil Siegel, has organized an amazing symposium with the Harvard Law Review on the politics and law of judicial review. And the best news is that you can attend online!

harvardlawreview.org/judicial-rev...

Check out this new paper by @williambaude.bsky.social, Sam Bray & @marinklevy.bsky.social ⬇️, prepared for Harvard Law Review's upcoming symposium with the @tamu.bsky.social Center on the Structural Constitution ⚖️
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Check out this new paper by @williambaude.bsky.social, Sam Bray & @marinklevy.bsky.social ⬇️, prepared for Harvard Law Review's upcoming symposium with the @tamu.bsky.social Center on the Structural Constitution ⚖️
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On the 🚂 from RVA ➡️ DC for the @tamu.bsky.social Center on the Structural Constitution's 1st annual scholarly conference, Fundamentals & Frontiers of Federalism. Excited to learn from an awesome group of constitutional scholars. Thanks to Georgetown Center for the Constitution for co-hosting!

Erik Siebert, like Danielle Sassoon, is an excellent lawyer I know and respect--and now a former U.S. Attorney, after pursuing justice without fear or favor. He's a former police officer who has dedicated his life to public service. What a sad situation. (Gift link in next post.)

U.S. Attorney Investigating Two Trump Foes Resigns After President Seeks to Oust Him

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Erik Siebert, like Danielle Sassoon, is an excellent lawyer I know and respect--and now a former U.S. Attorney, after pursuing justice without fear or favor. He's a former police officer who has dedicated his life to public service. What a sad situation. (Gift link in next post.)

FYI, @tulanelaw.bsky.social is currently hiring for a position as Director of their First Amendment Clinic. law.tulane.edu/first-amendm...

Hi again! 👋 Now excited to be publishing this article with Wash. U. L. Rev. in 2026. Still getting a draft ready for SSRN but happy to email it if you'd like to provide early feedback!

Hey Bluesky! Little late to the joining game, but excited to be here. I'm an appellate attorney with an interest in legal scholarship, and my writing focuses on state supreme courts, state constitutions, and judicial selection.

Hi! 👋 I'm excited to have a new draft article--"Ex Parte Young Redux"--that analyzes Young doctrine after CASA. I argue that in limited circumstances like the challenge to Texas's then-unconstitutional S.B. 8 abortion ban, people should be able to sue (gasp) states themselves ⬇️

Professor wearing a t-shirt that says "READ. THE. SYLLABUS."

In honor of the first day of class for the semester 👩‍🏫

The draft isn't up on SSRN yet, but if you're interested in providing feedback on an early version, let me know!

Hi! 👋 I'm excited to have a new draft article--"Ex Parte Young Redux"--that analyzes Young doctrine after CASA. I argue that in limited circumstances like the challenge to Texas's then-unconstitutional S.B. 8 abortion ban, people should be able to sue (gasp) states themselves ⬇️

Happy Saturday from my very good boy Sterling 👋🐶

Has an American judge ever been held in contempt of a legislature?

Yes, and in this thread I’ll give a short version of the story of Judge Platt Potter, held in contempt of the NY Assembly in 1870. The story is a bit zany, as Potter went to unusual lengths to publicize his side of it.

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