Wohoo! And it’s about time…
The Oneida Nation endowed a chair for an Indian Law scholar at HLS and they’ve been trying to fill it for DECADES. It took the incredible badass that is Tanner to break down that door finally.
So proud and excited. This is a win for Indian Country and for the field!
Congrats to Andy Hessick, who has been named the next dean of UNC Law!
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Very happy to see that the final version of "The Moral Complacency of Federal Indian Law" has been published on the Minnesota Law Review's website:
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Elizabeth Hidalgo Reese
Stay tuned for a follow-up article later this summer!
Together, we can end the tyranny of unsweetened vanilla almond milk!
"Against First Amendment Traditionalism" is now officially published in the Kentucky Law Journal! I'm grateful to everyone who shared comments or otherwise interacted with the piece, and my thanks as well to the student editors at KLJ.
The journal version is available here:
I am thrilled that my article exploring the STRONG protection that 1A law provides against govt jawboning is now out in @uchilrev.bsky.social. It is deeply depressing however that understanding the law of jawboning remains so impt today lawreview.uchicago.edu/print-archiv...
After a grueling 9 months on the academic job market, I’m thrilled to announce that on July 1, I will start as an Assistant Professor of Law at Harvard Law School! I’m so excited to bring Native American law and legal history to HLS, and I cannot wait to join the incredible faculty there!
A historic hire for HLS. Congrats to Tanner, whose work you should be reading and citing!
<p><span>The First Amendment freedoms of speech and press are under serious strain. In </span><span><i>New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen</i
For decades, it has been black letter law that the informal exercise of government power can violate the First Amendment when it creates an “informal system of censorship.” Lower courts have been deep...
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These stories hit different when your own child was born in the same hospital during the same time period.
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