The Conference on Empirical Legal Studies at @GeorgetownLaw this past weekend was a great forum to present the project "Judicial Geography" (coauthored with @KevinLynnCope and @ccotropia).

I attended the 25th annual Midwestern Law & Economics Association conference this past weekend at @IUIndianapolis McKinney School of Law. I received valuable feedback on my project with @cjbuccafusco & @Dave_Fagundes on "Human v. AI Intermediation and Authorship: An Experiment".

I'm back from another excellent meeting of the Canadian Law & Economics Association hosted by @UofTLaw. Kevin Davis delivered a wonderful public lecture. And I got great feedback on my project with Charlotte Alexander on "District Judge Referral Practices to Magistrate Judges".

I spent a wonderful Friday at @TAMULawSchool's Center on the Structural Constitution's inaugural Fundamentals & Frontiers of Federalism Conference, co-sponsored by @GeorgetownLaw's @GUConstitution. I got great feedback on my paper "Federal Prosecution of State Court Judges".

Very happy to have my paper with @prgugliuzza & @IowaPatentLaw "Expertise, Ideology, and Dissent" in print in the annual Federal Circuit issue of the @AmULRev. https://t.co/ME05KyKDGo

I am delighted to see my essay on "Chevron Stare Decisis in a Post-Loper Bright World" in the @IowaLawReview Online. https://t.co/HfjF6CurSp

I'm delighted to see my article on "Federal Officer Criminal Case Removal" in print in the @WFULawReview. https://t.co/eNkDuRny0z

Nash on Loper Bright, Chevron, and Stare Decisis,

Many thanks to @EmoryLaw for sponsoring and hosting, to our co-sponsors @QuanTMEmory @EmoryCLSS & @EmoryPolisci, to everyone who provided us with support, and of course to the presenters and discussants!

It took a lot of work for my co-Presidents @TonjaJacobi, Joanna Shepherd & me to put together the 2024 Conference on Empirical Legal Studies at @EmoryLaw @EmoryUniversity -- but it was worth it!

It was great to attend the 2024 meeting of the Canadian Law & Economics Association at @UofTLaw. Lee Fennell (@UChicagoLaw) delivered an excellent keynote, and I got valuable feedback on the Judges' Chambers project I'm undertaking with @KevinLynnCope & @ccotropia.

It was great to attend the Midwestern Law & Economics Association annual meeting @kulawschool last week. Thanks to everyone for the great feedback on the Judges' Chambers project (coauthored with @KevinLynnCope & @ccotropia).

High-profile defendants--such as Donald Trump and Mark Meadows--have tried to remove state criminal prosecutions to federal court. See my take on some open questions under the statute: "Federal Officer Criminal Case Removal", forthcoming @WFULawReview: https://t.co/UtWwikE0Pq

The Supreme Court didn't just overrule Chevron; it drew in question all cases decided by "a bare quorum of six Justices." My take is here:

Many thanks to the participants in the breakout session where @AlyssaESKing & I presented our project, "Climate Change Nuisance Litigation in the U.S. and Canada: Emulation and Divergence".

It was great fun (as always) to attend the annual Civil Procedure Workshop. Kudos to @ProfDodson for putting it together and @uclaw_sf for hosting this year. #CPW9

And @prgugliuzza did a great job presenting our paper "Expertise, Ideology, and Dissent" (also coauthored with @IowaPatentLaw).

I presented, "Diversity Jurisdiction and Out-of-State Bias: Experimental Evidence" (coauthored with Dan Klerman), and received very valuable feedback.

The American Law & Economics Association annual meeting last week at @UMichLaw was amazing!

Cherie Metcalf & I presented our project (coauthored with Dan Klerman & Diego Zambrano) on "Culture and Private Enforcement". We were on a wonderful panel on "What is the Relationship Between Law and Social Science?", along with Stephanie Stern & Katrina Wyman.