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Professor of Law and Political Science at UC Irvine; Election Law Blogger. Author #JusticeofContradictions coming March 2018 http://amzn.to/2CoWbzx 

Studio City, California
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    1. Rick Hasen‏Verified account @rickhasen Aug 31

      Rick Hasen Retweeted Orin Kerr

      What is it about these new 5th Circuit judges? First Judge Ho did this and now Judge Willett.https://twitter.com/OrinKerr/status/1035682146164207616 …

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      Orin KerrVerified account @OrinKerr
      I also have concerns with qualified immunity. But if judges want to criticize the Supreme Court's decisions, they should express their personal opinions in law review articles instead of the F.3d. http://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/17/17-50518%20-CV0.pdf … pic.twitter.com/Vu06sATKxW
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      Rick Hasen‏Verified account @rickhasen Aug 31

      Having read this now, I think what Judge Willett did is much less objectionable than what Judge Ho did. Willett is urging the Supreme Court to rethink a doctrine. I think that's ok to do. Judge Ho was telling voters that if they don't like big money in politics, shrink the gov't

      7:08 PM - 31 Aug 2018
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        2. Mike Sacks‏Verified account @MikeSacksEsq Aug 31
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          Mike Sacks Retweeted Mike Sacks

          Can’t read more than that terrible introduction, but reminds me what triggered me about the last newsworthy Willett ophttps://twitter.com/mikesacksesq/status/1019057871093452800?s=21 …

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          Mike SacksVerified account @MikeSacksEsq
          Replying to @SeanTrende
          Lots of Kavanaugh citations in there. Also, can we talk about the rise of the too-clever-too-cute prose style so ascendant with the young FedSoc darlings? I’m all for not-dry legal writing, but these people are trying way too hard.
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        3. bmaz‏ @bmaz Sep 1
          Replying to @MikeSacksEsq @rickhasen

          Yeah, exactly. I am a longtime Willett critic, but don't get the furor over this at all. But it is terrible writing.

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        1. Greg Greene‏ @ggreeneva Aug 31
          Replying to @rickhasen

          That is a pileup of bad legal prose and mixed metaphors, however: Kevlar, Sisyphus, kudzu, oh my.

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        2. Jonathan H. Adler‏Verified account @jadler1969 Sep 1
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          Yes. The two opinions are very different.

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        1. Ira Goldman  🦆 🦆 🦆‏ @KDbyProxy Aug 31
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          Maybe South Park can reboot this and make it about Posner.http://youtu.be/bOR38552MJA 

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        2. Brady Howell‏ @bd_howell Aug 31
          Replying to @rickhasen

          Judges cannot simply to add a point of view or a personal statement that does not further either the decisional or educational value of the majority opinion. They’re not for a judge to rehash the facts and/or legal principles which the majority based its decision.

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        3. Brady Howell‏ @bd_howell Aug 31
          Replying to @bd_howell @rickhasen

          I agree with you that Judge Willett’s is proper for a concurring opinion as it is most certainly educational and serves the purpose of indicating to parties in future cases how far the court is willing to go down this particular road.

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