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Noah Rosenblum

@narosenblum.bsky.social

Professor of Law @NYULaw (but views are not my employer’s) | Legal History, Administrative State, New York State Courts | “agenda-driven naysayer whose head instantiates academic ethers”

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Payvand Ahdout@payvandahdout.bsky.social · 5d ago

The Court just granted cert in US DOGE Service, which asks whether (1) The COA departed from the separation-of-powers principles in Cheney v. District Court; and (2)Whether a ct can order discovery against an Executive Office advisory body to decide whether FOIA's disclosure requirement's apply.

Josh Chafetz@joshchafetz.bsky.social · 6d ago

1/ The Speech or Debate Clause probably doesn't apply to the Omar search. BUT, whenever I talk about Speech or Debate immunity and argue that it should be interpreted capaciously, the pushback I always get is that we don't want to turn members of Congress into "super-citizens".

Deborah Pearlstein@debpearlstein.bsky.social · last wk.

In defending the meritless prosecutions in Chicago, DOJ had sought to keep not only its attorneys names under seal, but the entire "legal principles" section of its brief, just setting forth what law governs here. Const'l democracies don't rule by secret law. Good on Judge Perry for seeing this.

Jon Seidel@jonseidel.bsky.social · last wk.

UPDATE: Judge April Perry denies the government's bid to keep all of this under seal — including the attorney's signature block. "The government has also publicly disclosed … that there is an OPR investigation in this case."

LPE NYC@lpenyc.bsky.social · last wk.

Don't miss the next LPE NYC Night School event at CUNY Law on October 28th at 6:30pm! "Building & Balancing: Abundance & LPE in the "Block by Block" Era on the tension btwn calls for supply and demands for stability in NYC housing with John Mangin & Aissatou Barry. lpeproject.org/events/build...

Building and Balancing: Abundance and LPE in the “Block by Block” Era

Can New York build its way out of the housing crisis? And when we build, how do we balance deliberation and delivery in democratic politics? The LPE Night School series returns to CUNY Law with a…

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Noah Rosenblum@narosenblum.bsky.social · last wk.

“Yes, the theoreticians and the pseudo-intellectuals have just about destroyed not only local government but the school systems of our country. That’s all right. Let the police handle it.” Vance should stop trying to improve on George Wallace and just use the source material directly if you ask me

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · last wk.

Vance: "Some of America's most elite universities bring in foreigners to undercut wages of American residents. There are 9 universities in particular we believe merit an investigation. Those are Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Brown, the University of Pittsburg, UC Davis, Cal Tech, Arizona State, and MIT."

Connor Ewing@cmewing.bsky.social · 2w ago

"Many, many people are surprised to learn" this principally because it isn't true. Montesquieu is cited more times (11) in more essays (4) than Plutarch (3, 3). Heck, the Abbé de Mably is cited as often as Plutarch. And what do citations even tell us? Locke isn't cited at all...

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News Analysis@newsanalysis.com · 2w ago

Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke at the Acropolis, invoking ancient Greece to call for an "unapologetic pursuit of national power" and urging the West to reclaim its core traits of ambition and risk-taking. #politics #News

Noah Rosenblum@narosenblum.bsky.social · 2w ago

I keep waiting for more coverage of this. Affirmative action for men is out of control. The silence from the “merit first” types on this really undercuts their integrity

Rebecca Tushnet@rtushnet.bsky.social · 2w ago

“UChicago’s national ranking for selectivity, currently No. 4, depends crucially on its rejecting so many women. Its selectivity of men alone would drop it out of the top 10. By contrast, Chicago’s selectivity for women alone would place it in the first position in the country.”

Noah Rosenblum@narosenblum.bsky.social · 2w ago

As far as made up judicial BS goes, the activity/inactivity distinction gets most of the love in the Obamacare case, but the Medicaid holding is truly bonkers. How are you supposed to operationalize this rule? What is the rule again anyway???

Rachel Rothschild@profrrothschild.bsky.social · 2w ago

Ahead of the first Supreme Court oral arguments for the 2026 term, I have published an Essay in @yalelawjournal.bsky.social on the blockbuster Suncor v. Boulder case, which could decide whether states are able to hold fossil fuel companies liable for climate harms: yalelawjournal.org/essay/the-co...

The Collision of State Climate Tort Suits with Federal Deregulation | Yale Law Journal

For decades, state tort law has provided a mechanism for addressing environmental damage even if the cause is transboundary in nature. This Essay argues that...

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