Karen Tani, University of Pennsylvania, is publishing The Pennhurst Doctrines and the Lost Disability History of the ‘New Federalism’ in the California Law Review (2022). Here is the abstract. This Article reconstructs the litigation...
Michael Conklin, Angelo State University, Business Law, has published Buck v. Bell: Understanding Its Past, Present, and Future in Review of Litigation (2022). Here is the abstract. The 1927 Supreme Court case of Buck...
Frank G. Colella, Pace University, has published A Look Back at the Global History of Law across the Centuries at 267 New York Law Journal 6 (April 5, 2022). Here is the abstract. If...
Newly published in paperback: Donald E. DeVore, Defying Jim Crow: African American Community Development and the Struggle for Racial Equality in New Orleans, 1900-1960 (Baton Rouge, LA: Louisiana State University Press, 2022). Here from...
Michael Tonry, University of Minnesota Twin Cities School of Law, is publishing Fatalism and Indifference—The Influence of the Frontier on American Criminal Justice in Crime and Justice: A Review of Research. Here is the...
Joshua Perry is publishing The Messy History of Michigan’s Purity Clause in the Michigan Law Review Online. Here is the abstract. Since 1850, Michigan’s constitution has authorized the state legislature to pass laws protecting...
Donovan Stone, Duke Law School, is publishing Constance Baker Motley’s Forgotten Housing Legacy in the 2021 volume of the Utah Law Review. Here is the abstract. Constance Baker Motley led the legal assault on...
We have long thought that the pedagogical tradition of reading appellate opinions in law school classes sucks all the fun and some of the educational value out of using cases as source material. Consider...
Jeffrey M. Schmitt, University of Dayton School of Law, is publishing Slavery and the History of Congress’s Enumerated Powers in the Arkansas Law Review. Here is the abstract. Legal scholarship often ignores or minimizes...
Bryan C. McCannon and Zachary Porreca, both of West Virginia College of Business & Economics, have published The Right to Counsel: Criminal Prosecution in 19th Century London. Here is the abstract. Exploiting a novel...
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