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Legal Scholarship Blog
Legal Scholarship Blog
Features law-related calls for papers, conferences and workshops. From the Ohio State Moritz College of Law, University of Georgia School of Law, University of Pittsburgh School of Law and University of Washington School of Law.
http://legalscholarshipblog.com
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May 18
CFP: Symposium on Post-Secondary Education Non-Completion and Student Loan Debt – Boston, MA
CFP: Symposium on Post-Secondary Education Non-Completion and Student Loan Debt – Boston, MAThe Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy, Boston College Law School, and the National Consumer Law Center are pleased to announce a symposium on Post-Secondary Education Non-Completion and Student... -
May 17
Colloquia/Workshop
Colloquia/WorkshopUniversity of Washington School of Law Valena Beety, Professor of Law and Director of the West Virginia Innocence Project, West Virginia University College of Law, and Jennifer Oliva, Associate Professor of... -
May 15
Legal Challenges of Terror Symposium – Haifa, Israel
Legal Challenges of Terror Symposium – Haifa, IsraelThe Minerva Center for the Rule of Law under Extreme Condition, the Aptowitzer Center for Risk, Liability and Insurance and the Center for Cyber, Law and Policy will present a...
Rank this Week: 49
Verdict
Verdict
Provides legal analysis and commentary on topical legal news and cases.
http://verdict.justia.com/
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May 22
The Perceived Threat of Trans Identity
The Perceived Threat of Trans IdentityCornell University law professor Sherry F. Colb explores the reasons behind some people’s refusal to refer to trans men as men and trans women as women. Colb describes some of the concrete harms caused by such refusal, such as policies… -
May 17
What Senator Grassley’s Recent Exhortation to (Conservative) Justices to Retire Promptly Says About our Federal Judicial Selection System
What Senator Grassley’s Recent Exhortation to (Conservative) Justices to Retire Promptly Says About our Federal Judicial Selection SystemIllinois Law dean and professor Vikram David Amar laments the present state of the federal judiciary system, recently illustrated by Senator Chuck Grassley's call to conservative Supreme Court justices to retire promptly. Amar explains why… -
May 16
We Are Not Going to Become Less Divided, No Matter How or Why Trump Leaves the White House
We Are Not Going to Become Less Divided, No Matter How or Why Trump Leaves the White HouseGeorge Washington law professor and economist Neil H. Buchanan explains why the country is not going to be any less divided whether President Trump is impeached or simply not reelected. Buchanan calls upon both sides to acknowledge the strong…
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JOTWELL - The Journal of Things We…
JOTWELL - The Journal of Things We Like (Lots)
Edited by University of Miami School of Law Professor Michael Froomkin, The Journal of Things We Like (Lots)–JOTWELL–invites law professors to join us in filling a telling gap in legal scholarship by creating a space where legal academics will go to identify, celebrate, and discuss the best new legal scholarship.
http://jotwell.com/
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May 23
Chevron as Remedy
Chevron as RemedyAndrew F. Hessick, Remedial Chevron, 96 N.C. L. Rev __ (forthcoming 2018), available at SSRN. Caprice Roberts What’s not to love about a remedies approach to solving an Administrative Law problem? Professor Andrew Hessick’s… -
May 22
An Argument for the Coherence of Privacy Law
An Argument for the Coherence of Privacy LawWilliam McGeveran, Privacy and Data Protection Law (2016). Paul Ohm William McGeveran’s new casebook on Privacy and Data Protection Law announces the death of the “death march” that anyone who has ever taught or taken a… -
May 21
Human Rights Litigation and the State
Human Rights Litigation and the StateSeth Davis and Christopher A. Whytock, State Remedies for Human Rights, 98 B.U. L. Rev. 397 (2018). Adam N. Steinman It has been almost forty years since the Second Circuit’s landmark decision in Filártiga v. Peña-Irala,…
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Gallagher Blogs
Gallagher Blogs
Features library news and legal research tips. From the Marian Gould Gallagher Law Library of the University of Washington School of Law.
http://gallagherlawlibrary.blogspot.com/
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May 1
Happy Law Day 2018!
Happy Law Day 2018!Image from the American Bar AssociationHappy Law Day 2018 from the Gallagher Law Library!Per the American Bar Association, Law Day is held on May 1st every year to celebrate the role of law in our society and to cultivate a deeper… -
Apr 24
Free Law!
Free Law!Image from https://www.loc.gov/law/The Digital Projects of the Law Library webpage created and maintained by the Library of Congress is an exciting source for free legal information. If you find yourself without a Westlaw, Lexis, or… -
Apr 5
This Sunday 4/8 - The library will be closing at 5 pm
This Sunday 4/8 - The library will be closing at 5 pmDue to a law school event the library will be closing one hour early at 5 pm on Sunday 4/8.This closure includes law students.Thank you for your understanding and we apologize for the inconvenience.
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Law, Technology & Arts Blog
Law, Technology & Arts Blog
Covers emerging legal issues in IP, technology, commerce, and the arts. From the Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts.
http://wjlta.wordpress.com/
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Apr 3
The Complex Role of Public Innovation Capital
The Complex Role of Public Innovation CapitalBy Rob Philbrick The notion that a state, county, or city should have a limited role in the development of local innovation economies stems from neoclassical economic theory, which advises that competitive markets be left alone so optimal… -
Feb 22
Under the Sea, Under the ©? Ninth Circuit Considers Art Inspired by Nature
Under the Sea, Under the ©? Ninth Circuit Considers Art Inspired by NatureFolkens (left) vs. Wyland (right) By Yonah Reback The intersection of copyright law and the animal kingdom reached new heights during the global phenomenon of Naruto v. Slater. When wildlife photographer David Slater traveled to the jungles… -
Feb 15
Deepfakes – A Disastrous Merger of AI and Porn
Deepfakes – A Disastrous Merger of AI and PornBy David O’Hair First appearing on reddit, a new trend called “deepfakes” has captured the public’s attention with one of the internet’s oldest promises – nude celebrity photos. Intimate celebrity images…
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Law & Development Blog
Law & Development Blog
By Professors Tom Ginsburg and Veronica Taylor.
http://lawdevelopment.blogspot.com/
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Nov 20
Update -- new blog on 'regulatory geography'
Update -- new blog on 'regulatory geography'Many of my previous posts on this blog have made reference to how dynamics of geography might effect law and development. Along these lines, my own research focuses more on the regulatory effects of geography (what I call regulatory… -
Jun 15
On pianos, trees and development
On pianos, trees and developmentAn apologies to our readers for my absence during this semester. Family matters have kept me away from most of my professional commitments. But I am back, and happy to see that Michael Dowdle's has done a good job at keeping the blog alive!In… -
May 5
M. Sornarajah's Resistance and Change in the International Law on Foreign Investment -- and its relevance to law and development (and New Development Economics in particular)
M. Sornarajah's Resistance and Change in the International Law on Foreign Investment -- and its relevance to law and development (and New Development Economics in particular)My colleague here in Singapore, M. Sornarajah ('Sorna' to his friends) has a new book just published by Cambridge University Press entitled Resistance and Change in the International Law on Foreign Investment. The book has (surprising?)…
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