Posts by jacquelinelipton

The editors of the CWRU Law Review have advised that they have recently published a posthumous essay on the right to bear arms by Professor Peter Junger - who was…

I know this is a radical idea so just go with me for a moment.  I only intend it is a thought experiment or hypo if you will. Over the…

With all the recent discussions about the need to re-think legal education and the value proposition facing law students deciding about attending law school, I started wondering - and I'd…

For those parents who may be having trouble getting their teenage children to read or understand Shakespeare, I've just come across an interesting companion to "Hamlet" which might be more…

In the context of faculty hiring, most schools employ various levels of scrutiny on the path toward making offers.  Most, if not all, schools will use some form of committee…

It's been a while since I've blogged about virtual classrooms, and lately I've been wondering about the class participation levels in online versus offline spaces. I've taken some non-law courses…

From Bobby Cheren at the CWRU Law Review: On November 5, 2012 the Case Western Reserve Law Review broke new ground in the digital pre-release of the first issue of…

I thought I might open a thread for people's thoughts on last night's election.  I was tuning in and out throughout the night as I'm sure many others were, although…

From the editors of the Case Western Reserve University Law Review comes the announcement of a new initiative involving podcasts of articles published in the review. For each issue of…

For anyone concerned about writing that is concise and to the point, I couldn't resist sharing this one ...