🗞️ Papers! Get your papers here! 📰 Today's blog gives you a quick rundown of all of the paywalled news available to you (NYT, WSJ, Economist, and more) as a member of the ASU Law community. https://t.co/LSzSns2MMT

I’m delighted to announce that my latest article, “Reckless Accomplices,” will be published in @NwULRev! The article critiques a trend of expanding criminal causation and calls for the creation of a new form of accomplice liability. SSRN: https://t.co/opCDEZoWW4

✨introducing…✨ Transportation for the Abundant Society "Abundance" says our problem is artificial scarcity—especially housing. But you can’t build your way out if you treat traffic flow as sacred. Transportation policy is the binding constraint. https://t.co/XZZJeqteRY

New paper draft on substantive canons is up here: https://t.co/hrZGZvV0XD. Comments and criticisms welcome!

Michael Selmi examines how recent Supreme Court rulings impact workplace #DEI efforts despite fears of retrenchment, demonstrating why workplace affirmative action remains legally viable. Read: https://t.co/wuMNz1tnMa Subscribe: https://t.co/PuWpjPxY9b

The revised, updated, and expanded second edition of Robert J. Miller's Reservation Capitalism: Economic Development in Indian Country is out now! https://t.co/J0Y8jSW1rg

New scholarship from Gregory H. Shill et al. in the Journal of Safety Research. Examination of Driver License Renewal Policies and Older Driver Crash and Injury Rates by Rurality.

ASU Law's AI and Legal Tech Studio invites you to register for the AI in Legal Practice Student Workshop: Tools, Skills and Ethics for 2026. Friday, February 20, 2026 from 12:15pm-3:30pm. Lunch included!

We frequently talk about how to succeed and what to do to advance to the next step, but we seldom talk about our moments of unmitigated failure. Happy to join these fellow losers next week for some real talk. Thanks for playing Professors Larson, Kappes, Berch, Ching.

Sharing my recent OpEd on the future of Legal Education. “JD Anywhere: Innovating in an Industry Rooted in Tradition”

The recent murder of a major #healthinsurance CEO highlights public dissatisfaction with coverage limits. This article examines #consumer understanding of #ACA-exempt short-term health insurance policies. Read: https://t.co/3U9fKyYWxD Subscribe: https://t.co/0FhW2NNf2B

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The book Discussions in Dispute Resolution: The Coming of Age (2000–2009), explores how the field of #disputeresolution matured during the 2000s, solidifying its #scholarly & institutional foundations. Read: https://t.co/uTWYapvq0e Subscribe: https://t.co/FVU6zlCRJl #LawTwitter

New paper draft on interpretation. Thanks to @lsolum for recommending it: https://t.co/E8WAzZoZ9p. As usual, there's plenty to argue with--feel free to get in touch and tell me what I got wrong. You can download it here: https://t.co/0roGsJcU36.

This article discusses how the #Trump administration withdrew from the UN #climate regime, reduced support for conservation & justice programs, & questioned U.S. involvement in global #environmental efforts. Read: https://t.co/g6Rwn1BatF Subscribe: https://t.co/Fg7G3drSEr

New treatise from ASU Law's Clinical Professor of Law Ann Ching. Navigating Federal and State Appellate Practice. Available from LexisNexis January 2026. Preorder now! https://t.co/CCYaWTG5Vk

New scholarship from ASU Law's Associate Professor of Law Charlie Capps (@charlesfcapps). What Interpretation Just Is and Why It Matters. Read it here!

Water Markets: Tools for Management and Diplomacy. A new book chapter by Rhett B. Larson in The Routledge Handbook of Water Diplomacy. https://t.co/0FCU6XzFza

Forthcoming by Gregory H. Shill et al. in the Journal of Safety Research. Examination of Driver License Renewal Policies and Older Driver Crash and Injury Rates by Rurality.

Does the system work? This paper explores how "Hybrid Institutional Complexes" (HICs)—diverse #governance institutions—respond to transnational crises like the Global #Financial Crisis & COVID-19. Read: https://t.co/SdKNnTnLLG Subscribe: https://t.co/88QwShDgEi #LawTwitter

Associate Dean for Experiential Learning Art Hinshaw's (@ArtNegotiates) second volume in the Discussions in Dispute Resolution series, Discussions in Dispute Resolution: The Coming of Age (2000-2009) is out now! https://t.co/F2Jy32q2tE