Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey should have been spoken in the original Greek from the original Greek text. English subtitles only. Christopher Nolan is such a Hollywood sell-out.
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Jed H. Shugerman
Профиль VivelyProf Boston U. Law. JD/PhD History & dad jokes. 5th most-cited legal historian, 2019-23 Book: The People’s Courts. Next: A Faithful President: The Founders v. the Originalists http://shugerblog.com http://ssrn.com/author=625422
My commentary on Slaughter & Cook in @upenn.edu Regulatory Review: "The Fate of Independent Adjudication and the Civil Service?" www.theregreview.org/2026/07/30/s...
Emily Wilson got “lost in translation.” Joyce Carol Oates gets it. Emily Wilson’s academic introduction and translation are both excellent, but it is tragic that she may be remembered as a petty, territorial, reactionary anti-movie movie reviewer. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
If only the American legal system had a principle or a doctrine that took into account how people rely on promises and contractual expectations. Or the equities of balancing interests and expectations?
David Ziff"Dear Applicant, With deep regret, I write to inform you that Washington’s July 2026 administration of the NextGen bar exam has been cancelled. We will not continue tomorrow. . . . We do not have sufficient confidence that the technology issues have been resolved . . . . We sincerely apologize."
This data shows Americans are innumerate. The red bars add up to 169% But they also wildly overestimate the groups they fear: Atheists, Jews, Muslims. Plus some Catholics (Latinos)
Joel S.This actually explains something about how people talk about the Jewish community.
Supreme Court Historical Fact-Check #5: The Nonsense Appointments Clause Claim with No Evidence (Plus anti-birthright nonsense) I explain Roberts’s & Wurman’s digital cherrypicking of sentences out of context: Control-F Around and Find Out open.substack.com/pub/jedshuge...
Supreme Court Historical Fact-Check #5: The Nonsense Appointments Clause Claim with No Evidence Explaining Roberts’s and unitary theorists’ serious misuses of historical sources - which Ilan Wurman dodged in our podcast: open.substack.com/pub/jedshuge...
The Originalist Case for Independent AGs, US Attorneys, and Treasury The Real Decisions of 1787 and 1789 See our next draft of “Quasi-Judicial: History & Tradition” w/ @beaubaumann.bsky.social @columlrev.bsky.social
Jed H. ShugermanSee the Judiciary Act of 1789. It had removal clauses for marshals and dep. marshals but not even the ambiguous hints of removal for the AG or district attorneys (USAs)… Like the ones barely inserted earlier according to the Decision of 1789 myth. beaubaumann.bsky.social
Daily Supreme Court Historical Fact-Check #4: In Slaughter, Roberts Omitted the Parts of Jefferson's 1780 Notes that Contradicted His Theory open.substack.com/pub/jedshuge...
Daily SCOTUS Fact-Check #3: Federalist No. 77 Chief Justice Roberts did not do his reading. As Jonathan Gienapp and I documented, Hamilton himself clarified what he meant in a note in 1789, contradicting the unitary executive theory & Roberts's interpretation. substack.com/@jedshugerma...
Daily SCOTUS Historical Fact-Check, Part 1: I'm starting a daily SCOTUS fact-check after a whopper term, full of erroneous historical whoppers. 1. Justice Kavanaugh concurred in the result. Why did he bend over backward to call it a dissent? open.substack.com/pub/jedshuge...
Update: With the Swiss upset of Colombia, it’s no longer the South America region. How about the Hiding Nazis/Hiding Nazi Stolen Property region?
Jed H. ShugermanThe World Cup looks like it is morphing into March Madness geographic regions: The Francais region (France vs Morocco) The North Germanic region (Norway v England) The Habsburg region (Spain v No Jinx but I’ll say they like Waffles) And likely South America (Argentina v Colombia)