Month: January 2013

They are Annette Clark, Robert Ackerman and Daniel Hamilton.

From an email that I received yesterday: The Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, the oldest law school in the nation’s sixth largest city, invites applications…

Here's the latest from Ken Mack on Obama's inaugration speech and gay rights.  Pauli Murray figures prominently in this story, unsurprisingly.

Richard Barnes, a law professor at the University of  Mississippi since 1989, died a few days ago in an automobile accident.  Richard was a kindred spirit in the UCC, and…

From our friends at Savannah Law School comes this announcement of several faculty positions, which is targeted particularly at lateral candidates: Savannah Law School seeks to fill several tenure-track faculty…

For readers desperate to confirm that Katie Holmes, actress and ex-wife of Scientologist Tom Cruise, is headed to law school, I have very good news: there has never been a…

As I'm sitting here trying to draw inferences about constitutional culture from college literary society debates, I'm thinking about some of the other literature that looks to the views of…

Shortly after Dan Filler started this blog in the spring of 2008 I put up a couple of posts about blogging.  One asked why I'm doing this (or, to use the…

I've been asking a few students lately what they mean by a phrase most of us profs hear ocasionally at this time of year when going over last semester's exam…

Philip J. McConnaughay, dean of Penn State's Dickinson School of Law, will be moving to China to take over as dean of Peking University’s School of Transnational Law in Shenzhen,…