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Michael C. Dorf @dorfonlaw.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

Are you about to begin your legal studies? In the middle of them? Know someone who is currently a law student? In my latest column for @justiaverdict.bsky.social, I offer some advice about how to use (and at least as importantly, not use) AI. 👇

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Advice About AI for New Law Students

Cornell Law professor Michael C. Dorf discusses how incoming law students should approach AI use in law school, addressing academic integrity, exam and classroom policies, the Socratic method, and AI’...

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Danielle D'Onfro @donfro.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

The most rational way to deal with this for any author is to have an AI agent check all the law review websites for special submission instructions then make a table. A second agent could then add any special language to the appropriate cover letters. Fighting AI overuse by making AI use cases . . .

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Dan Epps @epps.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

Thrilled that my and @donfro.bsky.social's new paper, "Constitutional Rights and General Private Law," will be in the Harvard Law Review next year. It's a sequel to our 2023 Yale L.J. piece, "The Fourth Amendment and General Law." We need to revise, so no @SSRN yet, but here's the abstract:

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