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Month: May 2008

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Score One For The Fraud Fighters: Elderly Nuns Denied Vote In Indiana

Indiana's Supreme Court certified fraud-fightin' voting ID law got a good workout today.  AP tells us that several elderly nuns were denied the right to vote in South Bend (home…
Posted by Dan Filler May 6, 20083

Cookie Dough Pucks, Melon Rinds, And The Missing Tray

We learn today, from the Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription required), that university food service operations are feeling financial pressure from the rising cost of food.  How to make ends…
Posted by Dan Filler May 6, 20084

A List Of Current Law School Dean Searches

  Moved to the top May 5 with additions and modifications.  As always, I encourage readers to provide any additional information. A couple of months ago, a colleague from another ...
Posted by Dan Filler May 5, 200837

Why Are Our Prisons Stuffed? Bill Stuntz Calls Out Democrats

Bill Stuntz, at Less Than the Least, has an interesting post up suggesting that disproportionate blame for the "social catastrophe" that is our mass incarcerative state falls to the Democrats. …
Posted by Dan Filler May 3, 2008No Comments

Saving Sergeant Hagel (VP Brackets For Politics Nerds)

NCAA brackets are always loads of fun - the perfect way to break gambling laws and feel good about it.  (Back in the day, Justice Rehnquist ran the Supreme Court…
Posted by Dan Filler May 2, 2008No Comments

Drexel Law Gets A New Name: The Earle Mack School of Law

Today we officially announce the renaming of the Drexel University College of Law.  Henceforth, we will be called the Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law.  Mack, who (not surprisingly)…
Posted by Dan Filler May 1, 20082

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