Month: June 2022

This just in: Mercer Law Review seeks papers and proposals for its Annual Symposium. This year’s Symposium, Past is Prologue: Legal Narratives and the Law’s Potential for Justice and Injustice,…

My new essay for The Hill is more explanatory than opinionated, as I figured everyone could use a break from the raging political disputes (and because syndicated columnists are already…

This just in: The University of Oklahoma College of Law seeks outstanding applicants, entry-level or lateral, for up to three full-time tenure-track positions beginning fall 2023. We welcome candidates in…

Eugene Volokh has done a long series of posts about litigants' requests to proceed under pseudonyms -- sometimes granted, usually denied -- many of which have been in litigation over…

Via Al Roth's Market Design Blog: Just published in Transplant International (which is the journal of the European Society for Organ Transplantation), is a paper describing the Iranian market for kidneys…

Friend of the blog David Garrow has a Dobbs oped in today's Wall Street Journal. Here is the gist: The chief argues that what should be preserved from Roe and Casey is…

This just in: The Washburn Law Journal is soliciting articles for Issue I, Volume 62 of the Journal. The lead Essay for the issue is written by Professor Daniel Bodansky…

There were too many of these for a single post. Part Two will be up in August; Part Three will be up in October. David Hoffman made this television documentary ...

This just in: THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF LAW invites applications for positions on the tenured/tenure-track faculty to begin in August 2023. The College has particular interests in hiring in…