I hear you! FWIW, I am trying to collect filings from the courts as they weigh in on their take on the cases to make it easier for researchers to understand what's going on: scholarblogs.emory.edu/proflawrence...
Tik Tok sued today by fourteen state AGs for addictive design. Big case(s). ag.ny.gov/press-releas...ag.ny.gov/sites/defaul...scholarblogs.emory.edu/proflawrence...
States accuse TikTok of using addictive features that harm children.
NEW YORK (AP) — More than a dozen states sue TikTok, claiming its platform is addictive and harms the mental health of children.
Grateful to share my review, Prohibition Constitutionalism, is forthcoming in Constitutional Commentary. I discuss and try to build on Pozen's great Constitution of the War on Drugs in tracing the interaction of constitution law, health law, and crim. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
I’m thinking about whether or not to stay on Twitter. The problem of how individuals should relate to flawed institutions comes up a LOT. Participate and fight from within? “Clean my hands” by refusing to? Any insights or suggested reading on this broader topic?
For legal researchers interested in addictive design issues, I am working on a blog listing recent cases and research. Before I post (and clean it up), I'm sure I'm missing items from my two lists, any suggestions?
I have a post up on con law of platform reg after Moody v. Netchoice at balkinization (dream come true!). I touch on KOSA and addictive design regs. "Supreme Court Endorses Neutrality Triangulation Approach to Constitutionality of Platform Regulation" balkin.blogspot.com/2024/08/gb05...
Happy to share that my article, <Super-Groups: Legal Empowerment and "Public Law"> is forthcoming in the Indiana Law Journal. On SSRN here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.... "Super-Groups" is all about how we can address agency "capture" by targeting the captors.
Over the years I've made a checklist for writing law review introductions. Just my two cents but I've been told it can be helpful. Stuff insiders know that's hard for outsiders to learn. Now sharing for accessibility's sake, please feel free to pass on: scholarblogs.emory.edu/proflawrence...
Over the years I've made a checklist for writing law review introductions. Just my two cents but I've been told it can be helpful. Stuff insiders know that's hard for outsiders to learn. Now sharing for accessibility's sake, please feel free to pass on: scholarblogs.emory.edu/proflawrence...