Month: October 2012

Well, this weekend I've been reading scholarship in preparation for the hiring conference at the end of the week.  I'm always astonished at how thoughtful emerging scholars are.  And I'm…

The Thomas Jefferson School of Law is starting up a dean search this fall.  Their announcement follows after the jump. THOMAS JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF LAW invites applications and nominations for ...

Paul Lombardo, the Bobby Lee Cook professor of law at Georgia State University, has posted an abstract of  "Return of the Jukes: Eugenic Mythologies and Internet Evangelism," which appeared in the…

Now that he's disowned his 47% comments on Fox, the day after a debate in which - unbelievably - the topic never came up, we can probably infer that Mitt…

For anyone concerned about writing that is concise and to the point, I couldn't resist sharing this one ...

Some fun for the evening before the first presidential debate, thanks to the ingenuity of Aaron Zelinsky.

I talk every now and then here about how constitutional ideas appear in public -- often in really abbreviated form, sometimes even as bumper stickers.  A few words can often…

As some of you may have read, Professor John Yoo recently wrote a piece challenging President Obama's recently created deferred action program. While as a constitutional scholar that would gladly…

From my friend (and Pepperdine law professor) Greg McNeal comes this email: NOTICE: The Pepperdine Law Review is one article away from finalizing its Volume 40 line-up and announces this call for…

I'm exceptionally excited to have Professor Michael Madison, from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, joining us as a guest here in the Faculty Lounge.  Mike is a prodigious…