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coreyryung.bsky.social
Prof at KU Law. Writes about sexual violence, criminal law, courts, judges, and empirical legal studies. He/Him/His.
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OMG, the Knicks are going to try to hire Doc Rivers away from the Bucks, aren't they? If that happens, I may never stop laughing.

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Thibs was never going to win a championship with the Knicks. But, like he did with the Bulls, he made his team better than the sum of its parts. In Thibs's last season with the Bulls, they were 50-32 and lost in the 2nd round of the playoffs. The next year, they were 42-40 and missed the playoffs.

submitted 3 hours ago • 1 comment

Alex Jones, who spent years ranting about shadowy government mass surveillance technology, is now stanning for Palantir

submitted 6 hours ago • 328 comments

The next Q Lazzarus

submitted 3 hours ago • 1 comment

The greatest legal travesty of the last 50 years was the dismissal of the lawsuit against movie theaters for failing to start the actual film at the advertised time.

submitted 8 hours ago • 3 comments

After a good day of writing, I'm finally going to see Sinners.

submitted 8 hours ago • 0 comments

The incomparable @daniel-solove.bsky.social made a list exhaustive and essential list of great privacy books since the 1950s! If you’re interested in privacy, get your summer reading list from here!

submitted 17 hours ago • 1 comment

"The fact that this brief is backed by organizations as ideologically diverse as Cato and the Brennan Center is a testament to the egregious nature of Trump's invocation of the [Alien Enemies Act]" — @ilyasomin.bsky.social

submitted 17 hours ago • 6 comments

1. Florida banned cities from lighting up bridges rainbow colors for Pride. So the people of Jacksonville did it themselves using flashlights and gels. They opened the drawbridge to block them. So they marched to a different bridge. The latest from S. Baum. Subscribe to support our journalism.

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The United States Justice Department micromanaging how the Harvard Law Review’s internal reprimand of a student editor is insane

submitted 1 day ago • 88 comments

These people are just wrong about literally everything.

submitted 1 day ago • 293 comments

when the AI bubble pops and corporations stop forcing AI down our throats i'll miss stuff like this

submitted 4 days ago • 109 comments

OH COME ON

submitted 1 day ago • 28 comments

If you are going to be so credulous, at least tie in your other coverage of Musk: "Elon Musk's time in Washington has come to an end. Now, he's shifting back to doing even more drugs."

submitted 1 day ago • 1 comment

"What if the Democrats outflanked Republicans and ran on a platform of only deporting moms?" - James Carville, probably

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@kevinmkruse.bsky.social @kenwhite.bsky.social So this murder seems to have been the end result of a targeted anti gay campaign that included burning down their home and killing a pet while San Antonio police refused to intervene

submitted 1 day ago • 21 comments

In Greek mythology, Narcissus fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water.

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Oh, FFS. Anyone who takes Yarvin seriously can't be taken seriously.

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Sexual violence scholarship: where 2 out of 3 titles might be offensive

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I'm at the "maybe I should change the title" stage of article writing. With luck, it will only last a few hours.

submitted 1 day ago • 4 comments

This even beats Nate Silver's Eric Adams tweet.

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Yarvin, in addition to having ideas that are stupid and dangerous, has basically no understanding of the institutions and systems that he wishes to manipulate and control.

submitted 1 day ago • 9 comments

This is an absolutely fantastic article. A groundbreaking archival discovery, paired with first-rate analysis. I taught it in my seminar this year, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. If you haven't read it yet, do so now!

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"To prevent a CEO from staging a military coup, board members have access to cryptographic keys [to allow them to disarm all weapons]." The "one weird trick" theory of constitutional design.

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"'It’s a total shit show,' one agency staffer told Important Context, explaining that Bhattacharya seemed unaware of how NIH operated when he arrived. They said he had been promising reforms that were already part of the agency’s work."

submitted 1 day ago • 6 comments

But I'm soft, weak, and not in any group chats.

submitted 1 day ago • 1 comment