[cross-posted from Cato at Liberty]

The first copies of my new book Schools for Misrule: Legal Academia and an Overlawyered America are here from the printer, and I’ll be touring the country to promote it in coming weeks. Some highlights:

• February 21. Bloomington, Ind. Indiana University Law School, sponsored by Federalist Society chapter.
• February 22. Urbana-Champaign, Ill. University of Illinois School of Law, sponsored by Federalist Society chapter. Commenting will be Prof. Larry Ribstein.
• March 3. Washington, D.C. Cato Institute Policy Forum. Commenting on the book will be the Hon. Douglas Ginsburg, U.S. Court of Appeals, and moderating will be Cato legal director Roger Pilon.
• March 10. University of Minnesota, sponsored by Federalist Society chapter. Commenting will be Profs. Brad Clary and Oren Gross, and moderating will be Prof. Dale Carpenter.
• March 16. New York, N.Y. Manhattan Institute luncheon (invitation). Commenting will be James Copland, Manhattan Institute.
• March 22. Washington, D.C. Heritage Foundation forum. Commenting/moderating: Todd Gaziano, Heritage Foundation.
• March 28. Boulder, Colo. University of Colorado School of Law, sponsored by Federalist Society chapter.
• March 29. Laramie, Wyo. University of Wyoming School of Law, sponsored by Federalist Society chapter.
• March 30. Sacramento, Calif. McGeorge School of Law, sponsored by Federalist Society chapter.
• April 6. New York, N.Y. Manhattan Institute Young Leaders evening event (private).
• April 7. Washington, D.C. American University Law School, sponsored by Federalist Society chapter.
• April 13. Washington, D.C. Book club appearance (private).
• April 27-29. Dallas, Tex. Heritage Foundation Resource Bank meeting (private).

Always check in advance with the hosting group for venues and exact times; some events open to the public require advance registration. The book’s official publication date is March 1, and copies should be arriving in the bookstores soon.

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