Month: January 2021

  Howard Wasserman and M.C Mirow have just published Painting Constitutional Rights: Xavier Cortada's Images of Constitutional Rights.   From the publisher's description:   In May It Please the Court,…

No, it is not. As I explain in my recent essay for The Hill. Here is the gist: Republican senators and courage  Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) warns us that a “rotten seed”…

I’ve updated this guide to submitting to 29 specialty law reviews and law journals classified by the W&L Law Journal Rankings under the subject  “Gender, Women and Sexuality,” as well…

The show, which ran for only a year in 1969-70, was as obnoxious as the name suggests, centered on Hugh Hefner's faux sophistication and inane banter in a mock "rumpus ...

From an email message that I received earlier today: Call for papers:  Antitrust Law Journal symposium Proposals due by February 12, 2021              The Antitrust Law Journal seeks article proposals ...

The great Henry "Hank" Aaron has passed away at age 86. In addition to being one of the most highly accomplished players in baseball history, Aaron was also an important ...

Ehud Olmert was the last prime minister of Israel before Benjamin Netanyahu, in office 2006-09. He had previously held various cabinet ministries, and served two terms as mayor of Jerusalem,…

The four finalists for the deanship at Colorado Law are: Michèle Alexandre, dean and professor of law, Stetson University College of Law. Johanna Bond, Sydney and Frances Lewis Professor of…

Deborah Rhode was one of the most important figures in contemporary legal education, especially in the field of legal ethics. Her untimely passing has been a shock to everyone who…

I trust it may be of interest: The Link: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/can-biden-reconcile-competing-interests-of-domestic-labor-and-immigration-reform?context=search&index=2 Copy of the text: The Biden administration has a number of immigration policy proposals with respect to H-1B temporary work ...