Book Review / Featured / Law and Politics / Reviews
by · Published November 13, 2018 · Last modified September 23, 2020
Stuart Eizenstat on President Carter’s Morality: Episodes From an Administration Leslie C. Griffin* Stuart Eizenstat’s 999-page book, President Carter: The White House Years, promises to “redeem his presidency from the lingering memories.”[1] The book...
Courses of Study / Courses of Study / Essays / Featured / Law and Literature / Legal Education / Teaching
by · Published November 13, 2018 · Last modified September 23, 2020
Law, Literature, and Identity Marc L. Roark* My first exposure to Law and Literature was as a grad student at Duke where Jamie Boyle taught the course. It was, for lack of a...
The Centre for Law, Arts, and the Humanities is presenting a day-long seminar on Vertigo, December 12, 2018. Here’s a description of the event. The ANU contemporary critical theory group is hosting a one-day...
Elections / Featured / Law and Poetry / Poetry / Politics
Louisianans! Do you wonder why it seems as though at every election you find you must make decisions about some constitutional amendment or other? Professor John Devlin of the Louisiana State University Law Center...
Book Review / Featured / Law and Comics / Reviews
by · Published October 16, 2018 · Last modified September 23, 2020
Framing the Law Review of Thomas Giddens, On Comics and Legal Aesthetics (Routledge 2018) Thomas Giddens is lecturer in law, University of Dundee, and the founder of Graphic Justice Research Alliance. So I...
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