Month: June 2012

Was it really just Tuesday that we all welcomed President Sullivan back to UVA?  It seems a lot longer ago than that.  Anyway, yesterday Governor McDonnell reappointed Helen Dragas to…

Couple of thoughts about 11-393.  First, wow were the experts' predictions generally off the mark.   Remember how just a few days ago the "smart money" (i.e., Intrade) was telling…

Shall we end the month with another judge house trivia question? Who lived in the house at right, where is it, and why was he important?  

From an email that I received yesterday: The University of Oklahoma College of Law is pleased to continue its multi-year hiring campaign to recruit top faculty to our flagship state…

I've been reading John Palfrey and Urs Gasser's Interop: The Promise and Perils of Highly Interconnected Systems, which has just come out from Basic Books.  They're interested in the technology…

The announcement is here.

Not surprisingly, this has been a field day for law professors who have an opinion on the Justice Robert's opinion in the ACA case.  For convenience, we've brought links to…

So.  Some of the early speculation about Chief Justice Roberts' opinion in National Federation of Independent Businesses (known by me affectionately as 11-393) is that he was motivated by institutional…

Cutting and pasting from an email that I received on Wednesday: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW invites applications from entry-level and experienced candidates for tenure-track and tenured…

Following up on my posts on John Marshall and Edgar Allan Poe's foster parents, I want to continue talking about the people buried in Shockoe Hill Cemetery in Richmond.  Right…