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Following up on my recent post on LSAC data on LSAT administrations and applications for fall 2014, I wanted to call attention to these statements from the LSAC:  "As of 1/10/14, there are 152,230 fall…

Mark Bookman has an interesting essay up at The Atlantic about judges who override juries and impose death.  Alabama remains ground zero for that phenomenon.  

Following up on my recent post on LSAC data on LSAT administrations and applications for fall 2014, I wanted to call attention to these statements from the LSAC:  "As of 1/03/14, there…

I know there's been some talk of the size of the entering class for fall 2013 (it's 39,675).  Perhaps someone has already linked to the most recent LSAC data on…

From the Southern Intellectual History Circle's Facebook page come details of their 26th Annual Meeting 20-22 February 2014.  It will be at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the University of…

Well, usually I have building trivia questions that relate to legal history.  But I'm going to branch out some here to an old building that appeared in a music video…

I know this isn't law related, but because "How to Steal a Million" with Peter O'Toole and Audrey Hepburn is one of my favorite films, I wanted to note O'Toole's…

I am sorry to hear that long-time Cornell history professor Michael Kammen passed away this weekend.  He greatly influenced my understanding of American constitutional thought and Americans' obsession with our constitutional…

I want to talk about Twelve Years a Slave as another of the non-fiction "keys" to Uncle Tom's Cabin.  One of the many things intrigues me about Twelve Years is that it was dedicated…

Two weeks after Wyoming Law dean Stephen Easton resigned due to conflict with the University's president, that president - Robert Sternberg - announced his resignation.  The announcement followed a 9…