Month: October 2014

Glenn Cohen (Harvard Law) and Eli Adashi (Brown Medical School) have published Made-to-Order Embryos for Sale -- A Brave New World?, a short "Sounding Board" article in the New England…

Well, we're back at Halloween -- my favorite holiday.  In the past I've asked about whether houses in rural Virginia are haunted.  But this time I want to post a…

From an email message that I received earlier this afternoon: The Kentucky Law Journal is opening an exclusive submission window for articles until November 14, 2014, at 5:00 PM EDT. All papers submitted during this window will…

A reader has sent along this important news on Thomas Jefferson Law School's agreement regarding its obligations with its Bondholders.  Cribbing now from the story: [T]he bonds will be cancelled.…

From an email that I received earlier today: Ohio Northern University College of Law, a private school in northwestern Ohio, will be hiring up to five new faculty members this…

I'm very much looking forward to a talk at the University of Tulsa on November 5 in a series named for Buck Colbert Franklin, a long-time Tulsa attorney and father…

The LSAC has a lot of data on performance of repeat takers of the LSAT, including this very interesting table, which lists the  number of people at each LSAT score…

Last spring I blogged about Jayne Thompson's Letters to My Younger Selves.  Cribbing a little from my post: I spent a lot of Thanksgiving day reading a powerful and moving…

In response to Zach Kramer's post on The Slow Writing Movement over at Prawfs, Glenn Cohen thoughtfully asks in the comments: Is more than one paper in work or published…

According to the LSAC, 30,943 LSATs were administered in September.  This is down 8.1% from last October's administration.  This follows a 9% decline in the LSAT administrations in June, 2014…