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This Week’s Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts

Top Ten 2Legal Education:

  1. Attorney General Pamela Bondi, Department Of Justice Provides Guidance For Universities (And Law Schools) On What DEI Activities Are Illegal
  2. Princeton Review, 2025 Law School Rankings
    1. Academic Experience
    2. Admissions Selectivity
    3. Professors (Teaching)
  3. Bloomberg Law, Class Action Lawsuits Target Law And Medical School Application Fees
  4. Bryce Clayton Newell (Oregon), 2025 Meta-Ranking Of Flagship U.S. Law Reviews
  5. George Leef (James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal), It’s Time To Pull The Plug On ABA Accreditation Of Law Schools
  6. Rosenblatt's Deans Database, Median Tenure Of Law School Deans Is 2.1 Years
  7. Balls & Strikes, Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” Will Make Law School Unaffordable For People Who Are Not Already Rich
  8. Sam Williams (Idaho), How Casebooks Shape The Apprehension And Meaning Of Law
  9. The Recorder, Pass Rate On February 2025 California Bar Exam For Repeat-Takers At State-Accredited Law Schools Soars From 18% To 54%
  10. Harvard Crimson Op-Ed, Fired Davis Polk Tax Associate: Harvard Taught Me To Speak Out. Big Law Fired Me When I Did.
    New York Times, Judge Bars Trump Administration From Punishing Two Law Professors For ICC Work

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Tax:

  1. Bryan Camp, Lesson From The Tax Court: The Difference Between Tax Assessments And Tax Liabilities
  2. Adam Kern (San Diego), Does The U.S. Exception Threaten Pillar Two?
  3. Tax Prof Jobs
    1. St. Mary's
    2. Villanova
  4. Leandra Lederman (Indiana & Sarah Lawsky (Northwestern), Decoding Deductions
  5. Yehonatan Givati (Hebrew University), Poor People Are More Likely Than Rich People To Support International Redistribution
  6. Nathaniel Swigart (J.D. 2025, North Carolina), Zero-Sum Environmentalism: Competing Tax Incentives For Solar Farms And Wildlife Conservation Land
  7. Blaine Saito (Ohio State), Review Of Sovereignty, Outer Space, And Taxation By Erika Isabella Scuderi (Florida)
  8. SSRN, The Top Five New Tax Papers
  9. Bloomberg Law, Obama-Era Tea Party Controversy Looms Over Investigation Of Current IRS Leaders Who Worked Under Lois Lerner
  10. Ruth Mason (Virginia), What Went Wrong In The Apple State Aid Case: Part 2 — Suggested Reforms

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Faith:

  1. Happiness And Fulfillment:
    1. New York Times, Part One: Scottie Scheffler, Law Professors, And Faith
    2. Tom Brady, Part Two: Scottie Scheffler, Tom Brady, And Ecclesiastes
  2. Charisma, Life, Death, And Faith: Ozzy Osbourne And Hulk Hogan
  3. Dispatch Faith, The Grace Of Grief
  4. Russell Moore, David Brooks On Moral Courage For A Soulless Age: The American Far Right, Tim Keller, And Why The World Needs Christians
  5. New York Times, How Conservative Christians Cracked 70-Year-Old Law Prohibiting Endorsement Of Political Candidates From The Pulpit

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