Well, I kept expecting someone at the RNC to talk about Obama's connections to critical race theory. I was completely ready to blog about that. But no such luck. This…
Thanks to a pointer from my former colleague -- and mentor -- Art Lefrancois, I see Zoey Orol's "Reading the Early American Legal Profession: A Study of the First American…
Our friends at the University of St. Thomas have named four finalists for the law school deanship. They are Patrick Borchers (Creighton), David Caudill (Villanova), Ruth Okediji (Minnesota), and Robert…
From my friend, Howard Wasserman: Florida International University College of Law seeks applicants for entry-level and lateral appointments for tenure-track faculty positions beginning in the 2013-14 academic year. Particular areas…
I don't know why I've become so nitpicky about grammar and semantics lately - probably because I've been a law professor too long, or at least been editing papers for…
This year I have switched from Blackboard to TWEN as a tool to augment my classroom teaching. I mainly use these services to post PowerPoint slides, announcements, links to relevant…
The Hawaii Supreme Court recently granted an injunction against further work on a twenty-mile high speed rail line on Oahu in Kalekini v. Yoshioka. Based on Hawaii historic preservation law,…
A few weeks back I talked about University of Denver Professor Jay Brown's census of law bloggers. Now Jay's paper that uses his census data, "Law Facutly Blogs and Disruptive…
Has anyone been following the debates surrounding the recent enactment by a number of states of laws that require cellphone carriers to provide police with a customer's location information in…
I'm sitting here reading State v. Will, an opinion by Justice Gaston of the North Carolina Supreme Court (and the arguments of counsel with it), for a short paper on…