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Steven Lubet, "One of the Most Famous Trials in U.S. History Disproves Trump's Birthright Citizenship Case," Slate (Apr. 2, 2026).

One of the Most Famous Trials in U.S. History Disproves Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Case As it happens, there is a direct precedent under U.S. law, well known to the drafters of the 14th Amendment.

Daniel B. Rodriguez, "ABA Accreditation Reform: Who Are the Real Stakeholders?," Daniel B. Rodriguez Substack (Feb. 27, 2026).

ABA accreditation reform: Who are the real stakeholders? The Council’s recent rescission of its diversity standard (209) in the face of Trump administration pressure will likely engender angry reactions by a large number of law school deans.

John O. McGinnis, "The Classical Liberal University in a Second-Best World," Law & Liberty (Feb. 25, 2026).

The Classical Liberal University in a Second-Best World – John O. McGinnis The relationship between higher education and the state as it exists offers a possible justification for shock-and-awe policies for reform.