ICYMI: Jonathan H. Grossman, Department of England, UCLA published The Art of Alibi: English Law Courts and the Novel with Johns Hopkins University Press in 2002. Here’s a description of the book’s contents from...
Law & Order (Television series) / Law and Television
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ICYMI: Adam B. Shniderman, University of Michigan Law School, has published Ripped from the Headlines: Juror Perceptions in the Law & Order Era at 38 Law & Psychology Review 97 (2014). Here is the...
Jurisprudence / Law and Philosophy / William Blackstone
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Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh BOOK THE FIRST. Chapter the Fifteenth. Of HUSBAND and WIFE. This chapter about marriage begins by drawing a line: “Our law considers marriage in no other light...
Call For Papers / Law and Philosophy / Law and Semiotics / Law and the Environment
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LEGAL DISCOURSE SPECIAL ISSUE – SEMIOTIC PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENT, FORESTRY, FISHERY, HUNTING AND LAW Guest Editors: Dariusz GWIAZDOWICZ, Aleksandra MATULEWSKA & Anne WAGNER Environmental issues have bothered people for...
Jurisprudence / Law and Philosophy / William Blackstone
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Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh Book the First. Chapter the Fourteenth. Of MASTER and SERVANT. This chapter is about the legal concepts and rules that create and regulate the roles of...
Jurisprudence / Law and Philosophy / William Blackstone
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Jessie Allen, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh BOOK I. Chapter the thirteenth. Of the MILITARY and MARITIME STATES. This chapter is about soldiers, or, “such persons as are peculiarly appointed among the rest of...
Cass Sunstein, Harvard Law School, is publishing The Meaning of Masks in the Journal of Behavioral Economics for Policy. Here is the abstract. Many incentives are monetary, and when private or public institutions...
Attorney Ted Boutrous talks about his current cases, and using movies and reading poetry to keep his bearings while staying at home during COVID-19. Read more from Vivia Chen’s interview here.
Book Review: Nicole Mansfield Wright, Defending Privilege Barbara Hughes-Moore In Defending Privilege: Rights, Status, and Legal Peril in the British Novel, Nicole Mansfield Wright impressively critiques the ways in which conservative writers have...
From the Organizers of the Critical Legal Conference 2020: It is with heavy hearts that we are postponing the Critical Legal Conference 2020. The conference was scheduled for 3-5 September 2020 at...
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