Deleted Tweets From Jerry Dickinson, D-Pa.

"Incumbent U.S Rep. Mike Doyle, D-Forest Hills, has failed to provide any real leadership on these critical issues, while his challenger, Jerry Dickinson, has the real-life experience, passion and ability to play an important role in Congress." https://t.co/UOlXmSWlxt

The killing of innocent, unarmed black and brown people is a national crisis and needs to be treated as a national crisis. #GeorgeFloyd & his family need justice. Congress needs to enact sweeping reforms to impose greater accountability. #BlackLivesMatter

@BenJealous We need leaders who will be loud advocates on behalf of our most marginalized communities, leaders who have persevered, and who are eager to take on the hard problems we face.

Here at the Community Prayer Vigil for Racial Justice and Reconciliation. https://t.co/fkEK6yEvog

Yes, we need to address black lives in academia too. There are not enough black professors. The challenges to enter into and then succeed in academia are immense. I was only the 4th black male law prof to be tenured in Pitt Law history. #ShutDownAcademia https://t.co/dnyWS5snuL

@RLHeppner @TulsaLawReview Great article. I agree, if only for the reason that fuzzy “final order” rules offer litigants a menu of flexible strategic moves. I don’t mind chess games in litigation. I admit I once used the fuzzy rules in state court to the advantage of a client.

@RLHeppner @TulsaLawReview Do we know what influence SCOTUS’s “categorical imperative” has on similar state courts doctrines or within state legislatures? Given the gravitational force of federal law, most states mimic or copy the FRCP. Do state courts (or legislatures) converge around or diverge from...

@RLHeppner @TulsaLawReview from federal final-judgment rule, the finality-for-appeal doctrines, or SCOTUS’s categorical imperative? Is horizontal uniformity across the states, if it exists, a good thing for final order doctrines? Do states simply adhere to SCOTUS’s categorical imperative, and if so, why?

This is outrageous. The Trump Administration yet again discriminates against the transgender community. #EqualRights https://t.co/ILfUqp734T

The @PittsburghPG’s recent terrible treatment of @alexisjreports and @msantiagophotos reminded me of this Oct. 2019 study: “The Pittsburgh problem: race, media and everyday life in the Steel City” https://t.co/zx077Sr8e2

Some notable passages: “First, Pittsburgh news media over-represents African Americans as a criminals. Additionally, newsrooms in the area are woefully underrepresented in terms of diversity.”

“Nevertheless, diversity and inclusion efforts could still remain a challenge, if the larger community remains unwelcoming to people of color...”

Huge victory! I finally had a moment to read the majority and dissenting opinions in this fight to protect LGBTQI community from employment discrimination. All the dissenting opinions are troubling, but, whoa, Kavanaugh’s dissent is alarming... https://t.co/doZht2Ru8x

I’m obviously adding Gorsuch’s majority opinion in Bostock v. Clayton County to my Spring 2021 1L Constitutional Law syllabus. But Kavanaugh’s dissent will certainly be thoroughly discussed as, uh, a threat to the rule of law as a means to social change.

One way to protect black lives is to abolish qualified immunity defenses for police officers. It allows police to escape liability for misconduct. Unfortunately, SCOTUS refused to reconsider the doctrine. Time for Congress to act. #BLM https://t.co/xYWMTr82Ci

(2) Fun history. Roger Stuart at the Pittsburgh Press wrote a great piece in 1983 about Bob and Judy’s adventures into the foster care system... https://t.co/Xrgw4osdE5

(3) Stuart wrote, “As soon as one foster child leaves their single-story, four-bedroom home in Allison Park, they’re ready to welcome another...[o]nly time will tell what the final size of their family will be...” Bob and Judy are legends. #FathersDay

Please wear a mask and practice social distancing. This is about protecting the health, safety and welfare of our community. It’s about my elderly parents, my pregnant wife and many other at-risk populations. We can do better! https://t.co/enuhGaGKeu

RT @JerrySDickinson: Swissvale Halloween Parade! It was great seeing neighbors, local elected officials and the community. #PA18 https://t.co/rNEC2f1iFo

Swissvale Halloween Parade! It was great seeing neighbors, local elected officials and the community. #PA18 https://t.co/rNEC2f1iFo

"Incumbent U.S Rep. Mike Doyle, D-Forest Hills, has failed to provide any real leadership on these critical issues, while his challenger, Jerry Dickinson, has the real-life experience, passion and ability to play an important role in Congress." https://t.co/UOlXmSWlxt

The killing of innocent, unarmed black and brown people is a national crisis and needs to be treated as a national crisis. #GeorgeFloyd & his family need justice. Congress needs to enact sweeping reforms to impose greater accountability. #BlackLivesMatter

@BenJealous We need leaders who will be loud advocates on behalf of our most marginalized communities, leaders who have persevered, and who are eager to take on the hard problems we face.

Here at the Community Prayer Vigil for Racial Justice and Reconciliation. https://t.co/fkEK6yEvog

Yes, we need to address black lives in academia too. There are not enough black professors. The challenges to enter into and then succeed in academia are immense. I was only the 4th black male law prof to be tenured in Pitt Law history. #ShutDownAcademia https://t.co/dnyWS5snuL

@RLHeppner @TulsaLawReview Great article. I agree, if only for the reason that fuzzy “final order” rules offer litigants a menu of flexible strategic moves. I don’t mind chess games in litigation. I admit I once used the fuzzy rules in state court to the advantage of a client.

@RLHeppner @TulsaLawReview Do we know what influence SCOTUS’s “categorical imperative” has on similar state courts doctrines or within state legislatures? Given the gravitational force of federal law, most states mimic or copy the FRCP. Do state courts (or legislatures) converge around or diverge from...

@RLHeppner @TulsaLawReview from federal final-judgment rule, the finality-for-appeal doctrines, or SCOTUS’s categorical imperative? Is horizontal uniformity across the states, if it exists, a good thing for final order doctrines? Do states simply adhere to SCOTUS’s categorical imperative, and if so, why?

This is outrageous. The Trump Administration yet again discriminates against the transgender community. #EqualRights https://t.co/ILfUqp734T

The @PittsburghPG’s recent terrible treatment of @alexisjreports and @msantiagophotos reminded me of this Oct. 2019 study: “The Pittsburgh problem: race, media and everyday life in the Steel City” https://t.co/zx077Sr8e2

Some notable passages: “First, Pittsburgh news media over-represents African Americans as a criminals. Additionally, newsrooms in the area are woefully underrepresented in terms of diversity.”

“Nevertheless, diversity and inclusion efforts could still remain a challenge, if the larger community remains unwelcoming to people of color...”

Huge victory! I finally had a moment to read the majority and dissenting opinions in this fight to protect LGBTQI community from employment discrimination. All the dissenting opinions are troubling, but, whoa, Kavanaugh’s dissent is alarming... https://t.co/doZht2Ru8x

I’m obviously adding Gorsuch’s majority opinion in Bostock v. Clayton County to my Spring 2021 1L Constitutional Law syllabus. But Kavanaugh’s dissent will certainly be thoroughly discussed as, uh, a threat to the rule of law as a means to social change.

One way to protect black lives is to abolish qualified immunity defenses for police officers. It allows police to escape liability for misconduct. Unfortunately, SCOTUS refused to reconsider the doctrine. Time for Congress to act. #BLM https://t.co/xYWMTr82Ci

(2) Fun history. Roger Stuart at the Pittsburgh Press wrote a great piece in 1983 about Bob and Judy’s adventures into the foster care system... https://t.co/Xrgw4osdE5

(3) Stuart wrote, “As soon as one foster child leaves their single-story, four-bedroom home in Allison Park, they’re ready to welcome another...[o]nly time will tell what the final size of their family will be...” Bob and Judy are legends. #FathersDay

Please wear a mask and practice social distancing. This is about protecting the health, safety and welfare of our community. It’s about my elderly parents, my pregnant wife and many other at-risk populations. We can do better! https://t.co/enuhGaGKeu

RT @JerrySDickinson: Swissvale Halloween Parade! It was great seeing neighbors, local elected officials and the community. #PA18 https://t.co/rNEC2f1iFo

Swissvale Halloween Parade! It was great seeing neighbors, local elected officials and the community. #PA18 https://t.co/rNEC2f1iFo