Erin G Busby’s faculty profile
The New York Times April 16, 2026
Two Magicians Warn the Supreme Court About Junk Science
Clinical Professors Erin Busby and Lisa Eskow led the Supreme Court Clinic in reaching out to Penn & Teller in the Flores case, filing a friend-of-the-court brief on their behalf, arguing that "investigative hypnosis" used to obtain a key eyewitness identification constitutes junk science.
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Texas Standard June 27, 2023
Understanding the Supreme Court ruling that rejected the independent state legislature theory
Clinical Professor Erin Busby explains the Supreme Court's dismissal of the independent state legislature theory and how the decision will affect the role of state courts in federal elections.
JD Supra June 9, 2022
A Look Inside UT Law’s U.S. Supreme Court Clinic
Professor Erin Busby reflected on her Supreme Court clerkship experience and spoke about the Texas Law Supreme Court Clinic on a podcast.
National Law Journal March 3, 2022
As SCOTUS Clerk, Ketanji Brown Jackson Known for Her ‘Even Keel’ in Hot-Button Term
Erin Busby, co-director of the Texas Law Supreme Court Clinic, was quoted in the National Law Journal and Law.com about Ketanji Brown Jackson, with whom she co-clerked for Justice Stephen Breyer.
Boston Globe February 9, 2022
Justice Breyer’s replacement could be a former clerk he considers family
Professor Erin Busby is quoted in an article about potential Supreme Court candidate Ketanji Brown Jackson.