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Over at the excellent business law blog, Conglomerate, Gordon Smith, who just finished his first year as a professor at BYU and has taught at five other law schools, is good enough to share some ... schools. On religious affiliation, he says in part: "Finally, the most distinctive aspect of BYU Law School is the religious affiliation. Jason makes the obligatory disclaimer: "And no, it's not for everybody with its religious affiliation and fairly conservative faculty, administration and student body ...

Corporate and securities attorney Allen Sussman joined Reed Smith's Los Angeles office as a partner. Sussman was previously a partner at the L.A. office of Morrison & Foerster, representing public and private issuers, banks, broker-dealers and underwriters in securities matters. Before going private, Sussman was an enforcement attorney at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in the 1990s.

A great movie, of course. Nice appreciation here by Roger Ebert. (hat tip Jason) Go ahead:

Wendy E. Parmet and Jason A Smith (Northeastern University - School of Law and Northeastern University - Public Health Advocacy Institute) have posted Free Speech and Public Health: A Population-Based Approach to the First Amendment (Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review, Vol. 39:363, pp. 363-446, May 2006) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Speech is an important determinant of health, especially with respect to the epidemic of childhood obesity. In multiple complex and ...

... Court in London last year over the death of 32-year-old Private Jason Smith, from Hawick, who died of heatstroke in August 2003 while serving with the Territorial Army ... human rights of their soldiers." A new inquest will now be held into Pte Smith's death. His mother, Catherine, said she was overwhelmed by the court's ... Ainsworth said of the judgment: "While it does not affect the position concerning Private Smith, it potentially has very serious implications for the ability of our forces - and those ...

... severely beaten in her home in Cleveland. Attention focused on Siller and two other men, Jason Smith and Walter Zimmer. Smith was arrested first, and eventually made what the appellate court termed a "breathtakingly favorable plea ... room when the victim was beaten. That testimony was buttressed by that of police serologist Joseph Serowick, who testified that an examination of the trousers Smith had worn that night disclosed no blood spots or spatters. After the victim died, Siller was tried again ...

... in the top 10? The Rams are waiting for a trade offer..... and they select Baylor Tackle Jason Smith. Rumpole says "good pick". You build teams with guys who put their hands on the ground. Smith replaces Tackle Orlando Pace who the Rams drafted number 2 overall about ten years ago. KC up: ... to worry about character issues with this guy and keep him away from McDonalds. You tube Smith running without his shirt on at the combine. It's not pretty. Playing in the same division as the ...

... 's failure to utilize a seatbelt as a causal factor of the Plaintiff's injuries. It is important to note that neither Smith nor Zurline involved ejections. The Court in Ridley, did help the Plaintiffs by establishing the protocol for ... , namely the accident report, reflects that the Plaintiff was wearing a seatbelt. Additionally, submit to the Court the cases of Pasakarnis, Smith and Zurline, supra for the proposition that the Defendant must produce substantial, competent evidence, in the form of ...

... the St. Louis Post-Dispatch report on the Illinois state fund. When prosecutors decided to seek the death penalty against Jason Smith, accused of four shotgun slayings in Belleville, a million-dollar spigot opened for more than a dozen lawyers ... million to Illinois taxpayers - or half of Missouri's yearly budget for defense of all its death penalty trials. The Smith trial expenses are part of a lucrative, virtually uncontrolled industry flourishing around Illinois' Capital Litigation Trust Fund, a ...

... Judge Julie Carnes sentenced former officer Gregg Junnier to six years in prison, Jason Smith to 10 years in prison and Arthur Tesler to 5 years in prison. Not ... paragraph quoted by Radley from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution article: Tesler said when he saw Smith about to plant baggies of marijuana inside Johnston's home to make it look like a ... . Tesler said he falsified the police report and later lied about the raid because Smith told him to follow the cover-up script. Tesler said he wasn't ...