This Week's Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts

Legal Education: 

1. The Federalist, After Indiana University Implemented DEI In Its Law School Curriculum, Professor Took His Concerns To State Legislature
2. Karen Sneddon (Dean, Mercer) & Susan Chesler (Arizona State), The NextGen Bar Exam And Contract Drafting
3. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), Legal Ed News Roundup
4. Law360, 2024 Summer Associates Survey
5. Reuters, Law Schools Boost Their AI Offerings As Industry Booms
6. Michael Townsen Hicks (University of Glasgow) et al., ChatGPT Is Bullshit
7. John Lande (Missouri-Columbia), Preparing Law Students For Real-World Practice
8. City Journal, Columbia Smuggles Activism Into The Law
9. Legal Tech News, How Legal Gen AI Is Better Preparing Law Students For Practice
10. Rachelle Holmes Perkins (George Mason), Law Professors And AI

Tax:

1. Harvard Law Review, Moore And § 877A
2. SSRN, The Top Five New Tax Papers
3. Timothy Todd (Interim Dean, Liberty), While Tax World Waits For Moore, Supreme Court Decides Important Connelly Estate Tax Case 
4. Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), 7-2 Supreme Court Upholds Mandatory Repatriation Tax In Moore
5. Lawrence Zelenak (Duke), Moore Thoughts
6. Danielle Chaim (Bar-Ilan University), The Common Ownership Tax Strategy
7. Emily Cauble (Wisconsin), Administering Facts-And-Circumstances-Based Tax Tests
8. Beau Baez (Ohio Northern), The Medical Expense Deduction: Physicians, Medicine Men, and Spirituality
9. Tracey Roberts (Cumberland), A Man For His Era And For Ours—Cordell Hull, Father Of The Federal Income Tax
10. Michael Fatale (Boston College), Post-Pandemic State Taxation Of Nonresident Telecommuter Wages

Faith:

1. Washington Post, Discovery Of Oldest Account Of Jesus As A Boy Provides Added Context To New Testament
2. Christianity Today Book Review (Darrin W. Snyder Belousek), The Bible And Same-Sex Marriage
3. Liberty University, Morse Tan Steps Down As Liberty Law School Dean After 2 1/2 Years; Tax Prof Tim Todd Named Interim Dean
4. Washington Post Op-Ed (Anne Lamott), Invisible And Exposed — But Adaptable, As Only The Old Can Be
5. Rupert Shortt (Cambridge), An Essay In Defense Of Christianity