Month: December 2019

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently gave an extensive interview to the BBC’s Razia Iqbal, of which a two-minute clip has already been posted. Predictably, the excerpt highlights Ginsburg’s controversial observations ...

Professor Debra Moss Vollweiler, who is currently serving as associate dean for academic affairs at Nova Southeastern Law, will be taking over as the law school's interim dean at the…

Mitch McConnell was very wrong to declare that he would cooperate closely with the White House in the impending impeachment trial, but not because the Senate is a “jury.” I ...

I am pleased to report that the exploitation of unqualified students by law schools is no longer the widespread practice that I have been bemoaning since 2014.  Is the era ...

Notwithstanding documented procedural and ethics problems, BMJ has inexplicably continued its refusal to retract a deeply flawed article claiming that the so-called “Lightning Study” may be an effective treatment for…

There must have been something about St. Louis in the 1890s, because the city generated more than its share of barroom murder ballads, including "Stagger Lee" and "Duncan and Brady," ...

This just in: Roger Williams University invites nominations and applications for the position of Dean, School of Law. Founded in 1919, Roger Williams University is a private institution that places ...

Contrary to considerable alarmism -- much of it stoked by misleading coverage in the New York Times and Washington Post -- President Trump's Executive Order on anti-Semitism does not classify ...

Willamette University College of Law has announced that Professor Brian Gallini will take over as dean this summer.  Gallini is currently on the faculty at the University of Arkansas school…

This just in: The University of Maine School of Law, the State of Maine’s public and only law school, invites inquiries, nominations, and applications for the position of Dean, with ...