Posts by Ann Tweedy

My poem on Pierson v. Post, written from the fox's perspective, is out in Hastings Journal on Gender & the Law. The full cite is 34 Hastings Women's L.J. 113 (2023), and…

Abstracts are due Nov. 14 & the Symposium is March 15. Read the full CFP here:  Download 2023 JRGE CFP (1)

Call for Speakers and Papers:South Dakota Law Review Technology, Cybersecurity, and Agricultural Law Symposium   The South Dakota Law Review seeks speakers, panel participants, and article proposals for a symposium on issues related…

JLPP Fall Symposium Constitutionalism November 18, 2022 (hybrid event, speakers are welcome to participate in-person or by Zoom) University of St. Thomas School of Law                         Constitutionalism is the idea that…

USD Law Review will be hosting a Symposium on Cybersecurity and Agricultural Law this coming Spring. Abstracts are due 8/23/22. More info. here: Download South Dakota Law Review - CFP…

Workshop to be held at University of Nebraska Lincoln on October 21. Proposals are due 8/22. See attached for more information: Download CFP - 10.21.2022 Law and Rurality Workshop 

Since the Dobbs leak, questions have been raised by non-Natives about whether tribal lands could become safe havens for non-Native women seeking access to abortion in states that have outlawed it.…

The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law seeks lateral candidates for at least one tenure-track position. We are considering hiring a junior to mid-career lateral candidate for a position…

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…

Professor Colette Routel, a well-known professor in the Federal Indian Law community, has been appointed to a judgeship in Hennepin County, Minnesota. In making the appointment, Governor Walz rightly recognized…