Last week, Georgetown University Law School ended its investigation of incoming Center for the Constitution Director Ilya Shapiro. Administrators concluded that they would not discipline him over a poorly-worded tweet about Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's qualifications.
But now Shapiro has decided to resign from the position. In a statement, he explained that the university's rationale—which gave him only a "technical" victory in this matter—would further imperil his teaching and his scholarship.
