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Committed to academic excellence, leadership and collegial learning since 1819. @UVALawLibrary
Charlottesville, Virginia
Joined October 2008
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UVA Law School retweeted
Before last night’s sold-out Constitution Day event, students from our Civic Cornerstone Fellowship, Public Service Pathways, and @UVALaw gathered for a private reception with @MelodyCBarnes. The surprise guest? Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
In a fireside chat at @UVA with Prof. John C. Jeffries Jr. ’73, #SCOTUS Justice Amy Coney Barrett said the justices focus on law and not policy, and put aside personal feelings, when hearing cases and making decisions. news.virginia.edu/content/it…
WATCH: Prof. Ruth Mason discusses her new book, “Taxing People,” co-edited with @UniofOxford Prof. Tsilly Dagan. @CambridgeUP youtu.be/HcGcR_M5n-4?si=5yYz…
LISTEN: On the latest “Admissible,” Admissions Dean Natalie Blazer ’08 talks to Buddy Palmer ’26 and Alex Wilfert ’26 about how the North Grounds Softball League helps shape student life and culture at #UVALaw. soundcloud.com/admissiblepod…
UVA Law School retweeted
Justice Amy Coney Barrett joined @UVALaw's John C. Jeffries Jr. tonight at Culbreth Theatre for a sold-out Constitution Day conversation, hosted by the Karsh Institute with UVA Law's Karsh Center for Law and Democracy.
Five recent #UVALaw research assistants shared what they learned and what their classmates can expect while working with faculty. law.virginia.edu/news/202609…
UVA Law School retweeted
Here's my piece on Tradition & Federal Judicial Power: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… - examining/critiquing the Supreme Court's turn to tradition in several contexts involving federal judicial power, incl. standing, equitable remedies, non-Article III courts, and more! Comments welcome
Michael Menssen ’10 has been confirmed as a justice on the Utah Supreme Court. @sltrib sltrib.com/news/politics/202…
Four #UVALaw alumni are among @Law360’s Rising Stars for 2026, a list of attorneys under age 40 whose accomplishments as lawyers “belie their age.” law.virginia.edu/news/202609…
Offering the best of city life and natural attractions, Charlottesville is a home away from home for #UVALaw students. Learn their favorite things about one of the nation’s best college towns. law.virginia.edu/news/202609…
LISTEN: Prof. Mitu Gulati and @unc_law Prof. Mark Weidemaier discuss whether U.S. sanctions against Venezuela are still justified. soundcloud.com/clauses-contr…
UVA Law School retweeted
Why are so many boys and men struggling—and what does family law have to do with it? June Carbone joins me and @UVALaw student co-host Damon Stefankiewicz to discuss fatherhood, economic precarity, and family reform on Taboo Trades. buzzsprout.com/1227113/episo…
Prof. Lois Shepherd said that an amendment to enshrine reproductive rights in the Virginia constitution wouldn’t compromise the state’s ability to regulate abortion like other medical care. @myVPM vpm.org/elections/2026-09-16…
Prof. Douglas Laycock says religious liberty shouldn’t become a partisan issue. @washingtonpost washingtonpost.com/religion/…
LISTEN: A new paper by Prof. Caleb Nelson argues that #SCOTUS shouldn’t embrace the unitary executive theory to swiftly and broadly expand presidential power. @SCOTUSblog scotusblog.com/podcasts/advi…
#OTD in 1950, Gregory Hayes Swanson ’51 became the first Black student at @UVA and #UVALaw. Read more about this trailblazer’s life and legacy. law.virginia.edu/uvalawyer/s…
A new book co-edited by Prof. Ruth Mason argues that the international tax system is based on outdated models of how the world works. law.virginia.edu/news/202609…
Isaiah Bradner ’29 says he was inspired to pursue a career in criminal defense after an observing internship with a state judge. law.virginia.edu/news/202609…
#UVALaw students can shift from studying legal scholarship to helping create it as research assistants for faculty members. law.virginia.edu/news/202609…
Back in Charlottesville? Students and recent alums give their recommendations for must-do activities. law.virginia.edu/news/202609…