I am sad to report that Gordon S. Wood has died. He was the author of The Creation of the American Republic, 1776-1787 (1969) and The Radicalism of the American…
The Hopkins Business of Health Initiative (HBHI) has published a summary and synthesis (link here) of the debate I previously discussed (here and here), with the full recording embedded and…
I posted earlier about a Hopkins Business of Health Initiative debate on the organ donation dilemma, focused in part on the End Kidney Deaths Act. My latest substack reflects on…
I took part in this debate last week at Johns Hopkins, as part of their Business of Health Initiative. I'll be back with some follow up thoughts on the day's…
The University of Connecticut School of Law invites applications for a visiting faculty appointment for the 2026–27 academic year in its innovative first-year Legal Practice program. The successful candidate will…
Chapman University has named Antony Page as its new law dean. Could not think of a kinder more caring pick! Kudos Chapman! Dean Page, you will be missed, but deserve…
In 1847, Hugh Garland and his family made move Petersburg, Virginia, to St. Louis. At St. Louis he made a move to practicing real estate law. He made two trips…
The Alabama Supreme Court wanted to join other conservative states in limiting the role of the Council on Legal Education and Admission to the Bar of the ABA in determining…
Thanks are in order to Dean Kevin Johnson for organizing a group of scholars to addresss the oral argument and related issues in the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship case.…