Month: October 2021

Today is my debut as a bi-weekly columnist for The Hill. Here is the gist of my first column: Just last week, President Biden’s Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of…

Here is my latest piece on Social Science Space: Going Around in Circles with Long COVID Published on 10/19/2021 By Steven Lubet (Image: Michel Bakni / CC BY-SA 4.0/ Wikimedia) Readers of Social Science…

Below the fold are the results of the 2021-2022 Law Professor Twitter Census. You can also download the raw data here. The list includes areas of academic interest, for faculty ...

Here are some songs with iconic bass lines (played on either bass or guitar bass strings). You can tell they are iconic because even cover versions, which artists often attempt ...

For the sixth year, the Socio-Legal Approaches to Property CRN will be hosting a series of panels at the Annual Law and Society Association Meeting. Due to the ongoing COVID-19…

I wanted to share this excellent op ed piece by BU Professor Jasmine Gonzales Rose about the unfair "indications of innocence" standard used by some Circuits in Sec. 1983 actions…