Month: January 2017

I've been focused of late on work and family and have not had much to say in the faculty lounge.  This will continue for some time yet, maybe quite some…

I usually try to keep my geekery off the blog, but I've been watching the recent litigation involving the AXANAR (Star Trek fanfiction) film with interest in recent weeks. After…

Case Western Reserve University School of Law invites applications from entry-level or lateral candidates for a visiting assistant professor of law position beginning in the 2017-2018 academic year. Areas of…

Here is an excerpt from Section One of President Trump’s Executive Order entitled “Protecting the Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into the United States.” In order to protect Americans, the…

First, from "A Crime in the Cancer Lab," by Theodora Ross: Only after gathering real evidence did we discover the truth. One good experiment (videotaping the event) was worth more…

My daughter has this oped in The Hill today. Here is the gist: Defending patently false statements made by the administration, Conway stated on national television last week that they were…

In my last post, I incorrectly reported that up to two-thirds of Charlotte Law Faculty had been terminated, based on early reports from other media sources.  I have now had…

The University of Arkansas School of Law, Fayetteville, has a current opening for a tenure track Associate or Full Professor of Law. The law school is focused on hiring an…

  The letter below is being circulated among Holocaust scholars for presentation to the Senate.  I thought it would be of interest to law professors and legal historians:   Dear…

The Center:  The Stanford Center for Law and History, directed by Professor Amalia Kessler, brings together faculty and students from across Stanford University’s many schools and departments (and beyond) to…