The Latest Breaking News from Kyle Duncan

"What's the most effective way for law students to fight injustice?"

From the Fifth Circuit's decision Thursday in Torrey v. Infectious Diseases Soc'y of Am., written by Judge Kyle Duncan, joined by Judges Carl Stewart and Edith Jones; seems quite right to me: A professional society specializing in the study and treatment of infectious diseases published guidelines in a peer-reviewed medical…

Sen. Ted Cruz is known for having strong opinions, many of which are needlessly bombastic; some of which are best ignored.

After a more ambiguous initial reaction to student disruption of Judge Kyle Duncan's speech, sponsored by the Stanford Federalist Society, Dean Jennifer Martinez has issued a passionate, well-argued, and occasionally blistering letter explaining why the students behaved inappropriately, and expressing the view that Stanford's "commitment to diversity and inclusion means…

The disdain law students and their administrators show the First Amendment and differing viewpoints should be a major societal concern.

Plus: Another campus free speech debacle, foreign cheese groups lose Gruyere trademark case, and more...

There have been too few apologies for what transpired, not too many.

It may be too late for Stanford Law School, but it's not too late for other institutions of higher learning.

It's similar to the Stanford President's and Dean Martinez's apology to Judge Duncan Saturday, but I thought it was still useful to pass along; again, for more on the underlying situation, see the reporting by David Lat (Original Jurisdiction). Dear SLS Alumni, I want to thank those of you who…