Month: July 2011

Anyone who wants to write the article (or teach the class) is welcome to the title.  It's not my area of expertise (ahem), but then again, I do teach Federal…

On the BBC News this morning, I heard an interview with Geir Lippestad, the lawyer for Anders Behring Breivik.  Breivik has admitted to last week's mass-killings in Norway.  Here is my transcription…

From an email I received this week: The University of Nebraska College of Law invites applications for three tenure-track faculty positions focusing on teaching in several areas, including telecommunications and…

I've now seen a couple of newspaper articles talking about fireworks as part of the graduation exercises at VMI (which took place on the fourth of July) and I realize…

I've just been reading through the ABA's recent report:  "After Tenure:  Post-Tenure Law Professors in the United States" (Mertz, Tung, Barnes, Njogu, Heiler and Martin).  This is the first in…

Just a reminder that law school faculty candidates have only a few more days to submit their FAR forms to AALS for inclusion in the first distribution. August 2 is…

I flew in and out of JFK airport this weekend.  Three times -- when I checked in, when I boarded the plane and before take-off -- an airline representative noted…

Trying to lead up to a post on "monuments to the law of monuments" here: what's the structure at right a monument to and where is it?  Once we get…

Having wrapped up my part in the one-year Dodd-Frank forum held at the Glom for the past two days, I now have time to note that Jennifer Taub has two…

Ok.  This follows up on trivia series I've been posting about for a while -- the Lawyer House trivia,  Judge House trivia; courthouse trivia; and Freedom Riders trivia. Given how successful faculty lounge readers…