The first issue of the Journal with @CUP_Law is now officially out and completely open access through June 30! Thanks to all of our authors and reviewers. Read the full issue here:

As you are revising all of those great law-and-courts papers from MPSA, consider submitting to the Journal of Law & Courts. We have a fast turn-around, thoughtful reviewers, and most papers are eligible for free open access!

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Now available @JLawAndCourts! In this article I examine the unprecedented disagreement in Obergefell v. Hodges over the meaning of human dignity. Doing so reveals the role dignity plays as a foundational—though extra-textual—value for justices as dissimilar as Kennedy & Thomas.

FIRSt VIEW: forthcoming *open access* paper from @NateCarrington, @tmksyracuse, and @ClairSigsworth, "Minority Rights, Governing Regimes, or Secular Elites,"

FIRST VIEW: forthcoming *open access* paper from Amna Salam, "Ideological Determinants of Citations to Supreme Court Precedent Across the Federal Judiciary",

FIRST VIEW: forthcoming, *open access* paper from Alicia Uribe-McGuire, "Binders Full of Judges: A Model of the Interdependency of Appointments to the United States Federal Judiciary"

Second, Daniel Lempert with "On Separation of Powers and Obfuscation in US Supreme Court Opinions." Open Access!

First up, @EileenBraman with "Assessing the Credibility of Constitutional Experts". Open Access!

The Journal is excited to announce the publication of our first papers with @CambridgeUP!

Are you preparing to submit an article to the Journal of Law & Courts? do you work in LaTeX? The Journal now has an Overleaf template that will ease your formatting needs!

The newest issue of the Journal of Law & Courts is available online at

the newest issue of the Journal is out! See the full set of articles here:

Reminder for everyone this week - read about senatorial grand-standing on judicial nominations in the Journal of Law & Courts!

Are you excited for senatorial fireworks during the up-coming confirmation hearings? Read about grand-standing on nominees in the JLC! This paper by @jessica_ann87, @DrElizabethLane, and @MilesArmaly is ungated!

Are you excited for senatorial fireworks during the up-coming confirmation hearings? Read about grand-standing on nominees in the JLC! This paper by @jessica_ann87, @DrElizabethLane, and @MilesArmaly is ungated!

📣 We're thrilled to announce the Call for proposals is now open! 🎉 ⏰ Proposals due 1/20/22 💸 Funding provided by NSF Law & Science division ℹ️ More info here: https://t.co/PRa6AUPK9C and here https://t.co/hyMxvEYtjV 📝 Apply! https://t.co/QtE59G3hUN

The most recent issue of the Journal of Law & Courts is now available online! https://t.co/5RdUYk9vNK

AHEAD OF PRINT: "How State Judicial Selection Methods May Influence Views of US Supreme Court Nominees: Evidence from a Conjoint Experiment" from Christopher Krewson and @ryanowenswi https://t.co/Zsk1g6KPSy @ryanowenswi

AHEAD OF PRINT: "Judicial Ideology in the Absence of Rights: Evidence from Australia" from @zeerobs, Patrick Leslie, and @jillesheppard.

In the up-coming issue of the journal, we have a symposium on measuring judges' personality traits, featuring two different perspectives from Hall, Hollibaugh, Klingler, and Ramey and Black, Owens, Wedeking, and Wohlfarth. Introduction from Quinn.