Stuart Ford, University of Illinois, Chicago, School of Law, has published Preambles Before the Preamble: Rediscovering the Preamble’s Role in Constitutional Interpretation. Here is the abstract. This Article explores how the Preamble to the...
Not exactly what you can do with a law degree–this is more pre-law–but Scott McAfee, the judge who will oversee the Georgia trial involving Donald Trump and eighteen other defendants, was also a high...
Do you remember the CDC’s graphic novel Preparedness 101: Zombie Pandemic? It was a little difficult to find for a while, but here’s a link.
Desiree Desierto, Jacob Hall, and Mark Koyama, all of the George Maxon University Department of Economics, have published Magna Carta. Here is the abstract. Magna Carta, a pivotal moment in the emergence of constitutional...
Forthcoming from Hart Publishing: New Essays on the Fish-Dworkin Debate (Thomas Bustamente and Margaret Martin, eds.). Here from the publisher’s website is a description of the book’s contents. This book considers the seminal debate...
Book Review / Law and History / Legal History / William Shakespeare
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Paul Raffield, Shakespeare’s Strangers and English Law (Hart Pub. 2023) A Review by Andy Lowry The third of Paul Raffield’s[1] monographs on Shakespeare and English law “attempt[s] to provide a wide-ranging examination and analysis...
ICYMI: Christine Corcos, LSU Law Center, has published Columbo Goes to Law School: Or, Some Thoughts on the Uses of Television in the Teaching of Law at 13 Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law...
Charles L. Barzun, University of Virginia School of Law, has published Where is the Law? A Dialogue as Virginia Public Law and Legal Theory Research Paper No. 2023-52. Here is the abstract. This short...
Elias Neibart, Harvard Law School, is publishing Originalism as Intellectual History in the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy: Per Curiam (2022). Here is the abstract. If the majority opinions in Dobbs and...
Christina Mulligan, Brooklyn Law School, has published Finding Constitutional Redemption Through Hamilton at Hamilton and the Law: Reading Today’s Most Contentious Legal Issues through the Hit Musical 69 (Lisa A. Tucker, ed., Cornell University...
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