Posts by Ediberto Roman

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The essay below was posted today on the immigration profs blog--I suspect the author won't mind reposting. Using a humanitarian perspective, this essay focuses on the children subject of President…

The past week the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument on the ability of the president to end birthright citizenship by executuve order. While most scholars, including yours truly believe…

Below is an essay on regulating AI. Hope you enjoy it. Big ups to Bloomberg News for publishing it.    Federal Trade Commission probes of anti-competition issues in the artificial intelligence industry…

Good People, This summer, the Faculty Recruitment Initiative, a group dedicated to assist aspiring legal academics is hosting its summer writing institute--this year we are going live and online. Live…

Colleagues, If any of you have time, poke your head in to our virtual writing institute for new and aspiring legal academics. And if you are on a hiring committee,…

    Next Week the Olivas Faculty Recruitment Initiative will be hosting the Second Annual Michael Olivas Summer Writing Institute via Zoom. All are welcome to join, especially if you…

In the podcast here,  constitutional law professor Craig Jackson, Professor Craig Jackson addresses the unprecedented nature of the leaked Supreme Court opinion, the court's reasoning in overturning Roe v. Wade,…

In case some of you write on or think about the use of rhetoric in political and legal settings, here is a link for a recent article relating to the…

Below is an essay on the Court's recent Cert denial in  Fitisemanu v. United States, As someone that has written on the Insular Cases for decades, I pull few punches. Below is ...