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BLAWg IN Bloom: The Indiana Law…
BLAWg IN Bloom: The Indiana Law Library Blog
Covers legal news, legal resources, and library information. From the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.
http://www.law.indiana.edu/lawlibrary/blawg
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May 1
A Finals Break with Vinny
A Finals Break with VinnyFinals are almost over! Come take a study break with the Law Library tonight. We’re going to be screening that legal classic My Cousin Vinny. Curtain up tonight at 6:30 in room 125. Popcorn provided! -
Apr 19
In the summertime when the weather is high…
In the summertime when the weather is high……you can stretch right up and touch the sky. When the weather’s fine, you’ve got legal research, you got legal research on your mind! As you head out for the summer, ready to kickoff your summer gig and bask in the… -
Apr 3
Ch-ch-ch-changes: How the Internet and modern computer technologies have entered the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Ch-ch-ch-changes: How the Internet and modern computer technologies have entered the ABA Model Rules of Professional ConductComputer technology is pervasive in our everyday lives. Certainly technology plays a role in our private lives, whether it be our social media accounts, communication via Skype or text, cloud storage of personal photos and documents, or…
Rank this Week: 1476
Concurring Opinions
Concurring Opinions
Covers a broad range of legal topics. By Professors Daniel J. Solove, Kaimipono Wenger, Dave Hoffman, Nate Oman, Frank Pasquale, Deven Desai, Danielle Citron, Lawrence Cunningham, Sarah Waldeck, Jaya Ramji-Nogales, Solangel Maldonado, Gerard Magliocca
http://www.concurringopinions.com
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Nov 26
When is it ok to be "descriptive"
When is it ok to be "descriptive"I presented a taxonomy of federal litigation today to a terrific audience at Rutgers-Camden. As I’ve covered in exhausting detail, the paper sets out to describe how lawyers organize causes of action together into complaints. It uses a… -
Nov 26
Majoring in college sport
Majoring in college sportLast year, I wrote about a proposal by Sally Jenkins of the Washington Post to allow college athletes to major in their sport, building a (hopefully) rigorous curriculum around participation on the team. -
Nov 26
Cloture Reform-One Further Thought
Cloture Reform-One Further ThoughtBoth parties in the Senate appear to be gearing up for a showdown in January over the rules governing filibusters.
Rank this Week: 205
Empirical Legal Studies
Empirical Legal Studies
Covers emerging empirical legal scholarship, conference updates and empirical claims. Edited by Professors Michael Heise, Theodore Eisenberg, William Ford, Sara Benesh, William Henderson, Frank Cross, Carolyn Shapiro, anbd Christopher Zorn
http://www.elsblog.org/the_empirical_legal_studi/
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May 23
Federal Judges' Citations to Legal Scholarship
Federal Judges' Citations to Legal ScholarshipDerogating legal scholarship has become something of a sport for many, including federal judges. Chief Justice Roberts, for example, recently opined that "because law review articles are not of interest to the bench," he has trouble… -
May 19
Call For Papers: Midwest Law & Economics Association
Call For Papers: Midwest Law & Economics AssociationBob Lawless (Ill.) asked me to post the following Call for Papers for the 2013 MLEA, and I am delighted to do so. University of Illinois College of Law will host the conference and the deadline for proposals is August... -
May 10
Empirical Legal Scholars and "Special" Responsibilitie
Empirical Legal Scholars and "Special" ResponsibilitieA recent post by David Schwartz (Chicago-Kent)--wondering whether empirical legal scholars should shoulder "special ethical responsibilities"--ignited a fascinating (and timely) discussion over at Concurring Opinions. Two reasons…
Rank this Week: 404