Introducing our latest patron-only feature: OA Book Club! From law'd awful to law'd awesome, vintage classics to the latest releases, join Matt and your fellow OA patrons once a month for regular Zoom conversations about a fun and engaging monthly selection of law-related books written for a general audience.
This month's selection is for anyone who has always wanted to sit in Law'd Awful Movies to roast the worst law content out there: The Federalist editor-in-chief's Mollie Hemingway's Alito: The Justice Who Reshaped the Court and Restored the Constitution. Is Hemingway for real with all of this? What can we learn about the current state of MAGA legal thought from this messy hagiography of a man who would so clearly rather be sitting behind a Fox News desk than a Supreme Court bench? Is any part of this biography actually true to life? And is "restore" really the best possible verb to describe what Alito is doing to the Constitution? We'll have plenty of time to discuss all of this and much more, so subscribe to OA at any level today and start coming up with your hottest takes and most probing questions!
(N.B.: book club selections are not endorsements! We encourage you to listen to the book for free with your Spotify account, or check it out at your local library either in hard copy or through the Libby app.)
Pictured: the front of our exclusive OA bookmark, shipped directly to $3 patrons and up, or for direct purchase! Trust me: you'll want to see the back.