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Published · transcript-backedJamal Greene: belief
1 Jun 2022 Conversations with Tyler Jamal Greene on Reconceiving Rights
“Given the citation practices in law, it’s hard to fully anonymize, but I think that’s the right aspiration.”
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- Jamal Greene
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- Claim type
- belief
- Recorded
- 1 Jun 2022
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- Conversations with Tyler
Transcript context
…Just make people send it in without the name on the cover. You could have the system set up. Some assistant handles the initial submission. Then it’s handed to the editors who, this way, can’t look and see, “Oh, this is a famous person. This is Richard Posner. Of course, we have to take it.” They judge it more on its merits. Yes. You could do a version of that. Given the citation practices in law, it’s hard to fully anonymize, but I think that’s the right aspiration. When I was a law review editor, we mostly did that at Yale. A number of law reviews try to do that. Sometimes, again, it’s hard to avoid, but I think that’s the right goal. What is the question we should be asking Supreme Court nominees that we’re not asking them now?…
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