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Assistant Professor of Law, The Ohio State University. How firm thy friendship. Admin law, Legislation & Regulation. Former OMB/OIRA GWRegStudies GWLaw.🐝keeper. My views only.
any historians (legal or otherwise) in the DC area want to be a special guest in one of my sessions for this? politics.georgetown.edu/2025/08/21/m...
We are so excited to announce the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) 10th Anniversary Fellows Class: our Fall 2025 Fellows. Over the past decade, GU Politics has brought...
NEWS: Federal judge finds that Alina Habba is NOT lawfully performing functions and duties of U.S. Attorney in New Jersey.
Judge Matthew Brann disqualifies Habba from prosecution of two criminal defendants who challenged her appointment
All love to the people of DC. I’m so moved by the way people are looking after each other. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
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There's a snake-eating-its-tail dynamic in "AI is going to revolutionize legal practice" hype. There's a mounting professional/regulatory norm that using AI for legal practice requires independently verifying its results, but learning how to do that takes... law school and years of legal practice.
Very unnerving to see so many of these stories in concert with the many articles about law schools incorporating this tech into the curriculum.
As of today it's a Real Object.
Reminded that I gave this quote to @hansilowang.bsky.social a little while ago and no regrets: “yet another disgraceful example of this administration's clumsy, malevolent immiseration of federal employees.”
Holds up. Alas.
DOGE's push to cut some federal surveys conducted by the Census Bureau may be duplicating a White House agency's oversight work and weaken U.S. data infrastructure, experts warn.
Co-signed.
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Presidential Investment in the Administrative State - Volume 118 Issue 1
Read the white paper, it's very well done, but the answer is "no, they do not actually work"
In polling world, “synthetic sampling” (using LLMs to replace human respondents) has been getting a lot of attention recently. Last wk, Ipsos announced a synthetic panel!
But does it actually work? Here’s a white paper I wrote: “Your Polls on ChatGPT”
A report on the challenges of "synthetic sampling" for public opinion polling.
This discussion misses something different and important about the renewed debate on property taxes - the urban-rural divide, the withering of public school systems, and what the rural poor actually own. A 🧵... www.yahoo.com/news/article...
Republicans talk of property tax abolition. Voters are skeptical.
