Month: January 2010

As I previously blogged about here and here, I just returned from the 2nd World Conference on the Hormonal and Genetic Basis of Sexual Differentiation Disorders and Hot Topics in…

Last February, Dan blogged about Texas Court of Criminal Appeals presiding judge Sharon Keller and her decision concerning a last-minute appeal from a prisoner on death row.Yesterday a special master…

Burn Notice is back for another season!  Hallelujah!If you're not yet a fan, check out the new episodes, starting tomorrow (Thursday) night on the USA Network.   (The first three seasons…

I may have blogged along these lines before, but I had a conversation about entry level hiring yesterday that reminded me of my fascination with this issue.  I know that…

Through the grapevine, we hear that the finalists for the Tulane Law deanship are: Diane Amann, Professor of Law, UC Davis and Director of the California International Law Center at King…

From the announcement:The Conducting Empirical Legal Scholarship workshop is for law school faculty interested in learning about empirical research. Leading empirical scholars Lee Epstein and Andrew Martin will teach the…

Via Lawrence Cunningham comes this announcement of the Journal of Accounting, Economics and Law: The Journal of Accounting, Economics, and Law aims to encourage a comprehensive understanding of the relationship…

I love this!  Josh Blackman and Yaakov Roth are putting together a book of photographs of places where great constitutional law cases arose.  They write: In keeping with the mission…

Five candidates are scheduled to interview for the deanship at the University of Nebraska College of Law over the next few weeks.  Story here.

In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I thought I'd post some pictures of the monument to African Americans on the South Carolina statehouse grounds.  The South Carolina capitol grounds…