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#LetsDrawLaw - The U.S. Constitution and rule of law, Illustrated

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How Term Limits Could Work for the Supreme Court
How Term Limits Could Work for the Supreme Court

How would 18-year term limits work? An illustrated explainer.

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Did You Know That AI-Generated Work Is Not Copyrightable?
Did You Know That AI-Generated Work Is Not Copyrightable?
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The Birthright Citizenship Was Right, But Still Shocking
The Birthright Citizenship Was Right, But Still Shocking
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Can the President Settle a Lawsuit With Himself?
Can the President Settle a Lawsuit With Himself?
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The Day They Finished Hollowing Out the Voting Rights Act
The Day They Finished Hollowing Out the Voting Rights Act

Justice Alito makes his opinions about race very clear in oral argument for Mullin v. Doe (TPS) and on the day Callais eviscerates the Voting Rights Act.

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The Supreme Court’s “Shadow Papers,” in Black and White
The Supreme Court’s “Shadow Papers,” in Black and White

Behind-the-scene deliberations are brought to light…

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Birthright Citizenship at the Supreme Court
Birthright Citizenship at the Supreme Court
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The Judges Are Mad
The Judges Are Mad
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What Does It Mean to Regulate Legal AI?
What Does It Mean to Regulate Legal AI?
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Tariffs in Fall 2025, Explained Visually
Tariffs in Fall 2025, Explained Visually
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The U.S. Constitution's 238th Birthday - and Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo
The U.S. Constitution's 238th Birthday - and Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo
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(Don't) Go to Law School Available at LDC Comics Fair this July
(Don't) Go to Law School Available at LDC Comics Fair this July
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Title IX and Thinking of Yourself as An Athlete
Title IX and Thinking of Yourself as An Athlete
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Birthright Citizenship in the U.S.
Birthright Citizenship in the U.S.
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The day they took away a fundamental right
The day they took away a fundamental right
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Text says, “Growing up in an age of science and math, we get accustomed to, and rely upon RULES and LOGIC!” Illustration shows a woman with blonde hair, next to a dog. Above the dog is an apple, with dotted lines going down to the dog’s heat. The wo
When we think of law as science
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Hennepin Lawyer Cover
Art, Literature, and the Law
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Adding Nuance When Click Bait is the Norm
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Ruthless Times
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Finding Joy in Mourning RBG
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DACA in the Courts: Part 2
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Quarantine Powers Comic on Graphic Medicine Site
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Lake No Longer in Limbo
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Federal Quarantine Powers (In Pictures)
Federal Quarantine Powers (In Pictures)
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Cover of explainer comic says, “Impeachment Basics: Straight from the Source by Maddy Buck.” The illustration is of a U.S. Constitution parchment paper with arms and legs saying, “What I say is very important. And I don’t take questions.”
Impeachment Basics: Part II
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The first page of this explainer comic shows a person with their hands over their eyes, distressed, saying, “Help! Need basics!” Out of there head is a tornado filled with color and words relating to impeachment. By Maddy Buck 2020.
Impeachment Basics: Part I
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Logic Brains And Creativity
Logic Brains And Creativity
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The Birthright Citizenship Was Right, But Still Shocking
The Birthright Citizenship Was Right, But Still Shocking
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The Toddler Teaches Me Creativity Lessons, Yet Again
The Toddler Teaches Me Creativity Lessons, Yet Again

The blank page, ink puddles, and how not to be precious with your materials

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Yes, You Can Draw!
Yes, You Can Draw!
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What is this blog about?
What is this blog about?
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Scribbles, Collage, and Artists Going to Work
Scribbles, Collage, and Artists Going to Work
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There Could Be a New Market for Our Digital Art, But We're Giving It All Away for Free
There Could Be a New Market for Our Digital Art, But We're Giving It All Away for Free
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"Maddy, will you come draw on the walls of our daughter's nursery?"
"Maddy, will you come draw on the walls of our daughter's nursery?"
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It's snowing.
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Hennepin Lawyer Cover
Art, Literature, and the Law
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Minneapolis Institute of Art Virtual Family Day
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"Opting for Health" MN Women Center Re-imagining Feminist Futures Zine
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We will get through this
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At home gallery show
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Naming Art and Electing Leaders
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Finding Joy in Mourning RBG
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Stay Tuned for Blob Collages!
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Rainbow Collages in UMN Artistic Antidote to COVID-19
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DACA in the Courts: Part 2
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Lake No Longer in Limbo
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AI, Tech, Illustrated

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The Value of Books in the Era of AI
The Value of Books in the Era of AI
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Authors Sue Open AI And Their Filings Read Like a Book
Authors Sue Open AI And Their Filings Read Like a Book
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Did You Know That AI-Generated Work Is Not Copyrightable?
Did You Know That AI-Generated Work Is Not Copyrightable?
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What Does It Mean to Regulate Legal AI?
What Does It Mean to Regulate Legal AI?
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What problems could we be solving if we weren't so intent on "automating" art?
What problems could we be solving if we weren't so intent on "automating" art?

What if AI focused on drudgery instead of replacing artists or workers? What problems could be solved if AI targeted the big problems?

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