Anita S Krishnakumar
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@ASKrishnakumar
Professor of Law @GeorgetownLaw. I write about statutory interpretation and the legislative process.
Issue 3 of Volume 139 is now live at harvardlawreview.org/archives/vol-1…! We are delighted to publish an article by Professor @ASKrishnakumar on practical consequences in statutory interpretation at the U.S. Supreme Court; three student notes; and three student case comments.
NEW: The NIH has cancelled its summer internship program, according correspondence we've obtained. 1,100 up-and-coming scientists (some of whom had already been accepted into the program) are out of luck. thebulwark.com/p/a-midnight-g…
BREAKING: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will be the Democratic VP candidate, alongside Kamala Harris. Walz forged a reputation as a Governor who makes good policy happen. Last year he signed a law guaranteeing free breakfast and lunch for all Minnesota students. And that's not all 🧵
In his Article, Zimmerman draws on interviews and historical accounts to explain how federal agencies help states draft legislation. He shows how such collaborations may further values associated with federalism by encouraging accountability, deliberation, and experimentation.
1. Now hot off the press in @YaleLJournal, a 🧵on my latest article, “Ghostwriting Federalism.” It’s the first to comprehensively map how federal agencies help states write state legislation and explore what it means for administrative law & federalism. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…
Hey @UMichLaw students—time to choose courses for Fall 2024! Quick plug for considering the Public Law Workshop with @danieltdeacon and me. Next year's theme will be "Executive Power, Admin State, + Regulation in a Time of Radical Doctrinal Flux." Previous speaker lineups here:
Penn Carey Law welcomes @kateashaw1, who specializes in constitutional law, administrative law, and legislation, to our esteemed faculty! She will begin teaching at the Law School in January 2024. penncareylaw.news/49zlcow
