Month: September 2012

Erez Aloni (2011-2013 Center for Reproductive Rights-Columbia Law School Fellow) published in today's HuffPo (here) an op-ed entitled "The Future of Our Relationships."  He writes about anticipated Scottish legislation would…

My friends -- and former colleagues -- at the University of Hawaii have posted a hiring announcement for two faculty members. Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor of Law, Two positions,…

From an email that I received this week: The University of New Mexico School of Law anticipates potential faculty hiring in the areas of Clinical, Indian, Natural Resources, core first-year…

From our friends at the University of Tulsa -- the place where all the great ones got their start . . . THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA COLLEGE OF LAW invites…

I just attended a presentation by some folks from Wolters Kluwer about their SMARTe textbook editions.  There were some interesting features demonstrated, and some useful discussion of appropriate pricing of…

From an email that I received earlier today: The Younger Comparativists Committee of the American Society of Comparative Law is pleased to invite submissions for its second annual conference, to…

I've been reading Christopher Curtis' Jefferson's Freeholders and the Politics of Ownership of late and enjoying it a great deal.  (This, I guess, comes as no surprise since it's on the…

From an email that I received earlier today: Duke University’s Law School seeks to appoint a clinical professor of law (open with regard to rank) in the field of international…

As I'm sitting here working on the Nat Turner rebellion, I realize that I have a picture of the grave of John Hampden Pleasants, who was editor of the Richmond Whig.…

The trial of alleged UBS rogue trader Kweku Adoboli began today in Southwark Crown Court.  Adoboli has denied four charges – two of false accounting and two of fraud by…