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... how the telephones worked in Israel. Buber spent an hour telling them all about the details of the telephone system. That was how Arnold, too, found the person where the person was, and honored any passion that brought that person into conversation. All the ... say to those of us here in the University who have made the academic choice? On the one hand, there was much in Arnold's life that fits very well with the ethos of the University of Chicago: a passion for challenge and argument, a love of ...

... ???many small land decisions??? on waterways are especially critical in Kentucky from an environmental and economic standpoint, said Arnold, the Boehl Chair in Property and Land Use in the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. ???Kentucky ... disparities in education, health, economic development and human and social services. Through the initiative, Arnold helps study ideas for revitalizing underused or vacant industrial properties with potential environmental contamination; addresses ...

... video games. In 2005 the State Legislature passed a law that would impose fines and other sanctions on people who sold certain video games to minors. That law was down by the U.S. district court in 2007. Shortly afterwards, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announced that the State of California had filed an appeal of the district court decision with the U.S. Court of Appeals. The Court of Appeals recently issued its ruling, concluding that the law is unconstitutional. The ESA described the ruling ...

... moved to suppress the images found on this laptop, arguing that the search of the files violated the Fourth Amendment. Mr. Arnold argued that the contents of a laptop were not encompassed by the border search exception to the 4th Amendment's requirement that ... search any and every laptop that happens to be crossing the border which is, IMHO, a very important point. Mr. Arnold argued that "`laptop computers are fundamentally different from traditional closed containers,' and analogized them to . . ...

... one of the most respected federal appellate judges in the country, suffered a heart attack. From the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette: Morris S. Arnold of Little Rock was hospitalized Wednesday night in St. Louis, where he is a judge on the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ... then surgically implanted a stent, Gans said. We're advised that the heart attack was minor and that Judge Arnold -- known to some by his nickname, "Buzz" -- is doing well. We wish this distinguished jurist, revered by the bench and ...

... brilliant and decent man, Judge Richard S. Arnold of the United States Court of Appeals. Judge Arnold died a little over two years ago, on September ... connection with his assignment to the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit -- gave that Arnold lecture. Here is a report. Here's a bit from a post I did, the day after ... writing was at the same time elegant and simple, clear and memorable. . . . Judge Arnold was a great judge, and a deeply good man. Thanks to the Bowen School of Law ...

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... - Fredric G. Levin College of Law) has posted The Dramas of Criminal Law: Chapter from The Symbols of Governance: Thurman Arnold and Post-Realist Legal Theory on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This essay is a chapter of a book-in-progress on the ... of law to which the public and press pay the greatest attention. As a result, they served as an especially good means for Arnold to think through the relationships between law, the state, and popular sentiment. Writing in the midst of Prohibition, Arnold ...

... a centrist. Stuck between sclerotic Democrats and batshit loony Republicans, a centrist wouldn't normally stand a chance, but Arnold took his opportunity when the recall election allowed him to sidestep the party apparatus. If you define a "populist" as ... it does Michael Bloomberg, who propelled himself into the New York mayoralty by a very similar finesse. Arnold differs from Bloomberg in one important respect: Arnold pretty much blew his opportunity. I suspect he'd have been able to accomplish a ...

... never thought I would be lucky enough to encounter one of my own. I recently came home to an unusually thick envelope from Arnold & Porter (DC). Inside there was a typical ethnicity request form (to be mailed back to them for recordkeeping), a return ... ! Yep, that's right. While other firms are busy sending recruits bonsai trees, iPods, and designer cookies, Arnold & Porter sends its rejects their appliance warranties. Our tipster sent along a scanned copy of the warranty registration ...