Schroeder to OLP:
BLT reports that Duke University law professor Chris Schroeder will be nominated to be Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Policy. This is an excellent choice, and not just because Prof. Schroeder teaches both constitutional and environmental law. Among many other things, Prof. Schroeder is one of the folks behind Duke Law's Executive Watch blog. More background on the nomination here.
Note the MDiv. The Post-Christian theocracy continues to take shape.
Not among the Group of 88, at least. Beyond that, I don't think it should matter; nothing wrong with a professor who actually decides to keep quiet on a controversial issue.
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