Michael Asimow, Santa Clara Law School, has published Jewish Lawyers in American Popular Culture at 21 Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 1 (2022). Here is the abstract. Popular culture serves as a mirror...
Patricia Cohen, University of California, Santa Barbara, has published Married Women and Induced Abortion in the United States, 1820-1860. Here is the abstract. Results of a study of 225 publicized abortion cases in US...
ICYMI: Now airing on Netflix is Extraordinary Attorney Woo, a Korean series about Woo Young-woo (played by Park Eun-bin), a gifted lawyer who doesn’t fit in because she is autistic. The series explores the...
Are you having trouble remembering the name of a film? Try searching for it at this website: What Is My Movie?
From Open Culture, an essay on Better Call Saul‘s storytelling skills. Link here.
Margaret Hagan is a lawyer who directs the Legal Design Lab at Stanford. Here’s a link to her blog. She also creates some interesting art: check it out at her Etsy shop! We’re listing...
What do you think of Matt Murdock as an attorney? Check out this appraisal from Theo Kogod for CBR.com.
Kevin Bennardo, University of North Carolina School of Law, has published The Law According to She-Hulk at 2023 University of Illinois Law Review Online. Here is the abstract. The character of She-Hulk in the...
John M. Kang, University of New Mexico School of Law, is publishing The Political Urgency of Black Manhood: Frederick Douglass on Constitutional Theory in volume 52 of the New Mexico Law Review. Here is...
ICYMI: The series Crime Files, published by Palgrave Macmillan, is a valuable set of studies on various topics in detective fiction. The latest title is Sian MacArthur’s Gender Roles and Political Contexts in Cold...
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