Archive - Divided Argument

Things to Read (Dick Fallon Tribute Edition)

Dick Fallon, the Story Professor of Law at Harvard Law School — and a Harvard Law Professor for 43 years (since the year of my birth!) — died this week…

Jul 17 •

Things to Read This Week (7/13)

Me on the new Primus book, plus putative classes and the waters of the United States.

Jul 14 •

Birthright Citizenship and Class Actions after CASA

David Marcus has a terrific essay explaining why class certification in the birthright citizenship cases is an easy yes under existing law: The Class…

Jul 12 •

New Podcast Episode: Didactic and Inculcatory

Dan and I discuss the children cases -- Mahmoud and Free Speech Coalition.

Jul 8 •

Things to Read This Week (7/7)

NYT discussion, shadow docket database, conflict of laws and more

Jul 7 •

Guest Post: Nielsen & Leão, "Federal Judicial Power Through the Lens of Youngstown"

From Thomas Nielsen, a federal law clerk, and Luiza Leão, who just completed a federal clerkship and is an incoming appellate litigation associate at a…

Jul 3 •

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New Podcast Episode: Schrödinger's Innocence Right

Dan and I talk about Gutierrez v. Saenz

Jul 2 •

Why Now? The Timing of the Universal Injunction Ruling

Over the weekend I felt like I was reading two different conversations about universal injunctions and the Court’s decision in Trump v.

Jul 1 •

June 2025

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