Legal Scholarship Blog

Georgetown        Hugo Mialon (Emory Economics) New York Law Clinical Theory        Kris Franklin (New York Law), Sim City: Putting Simulation-Based Clinics in Context Toronto Legal Theory        John Oberdiek (Rutgers Law), Choice,…

Oregon Law and Politics        Marjorie Cohn (National Lawyers Guild), Shane Kadidal (Center for Constitutional Rights) and Jordan Paust (Houston Law), The Imperial Presidency USC Law        Michael Kang (EmoryLaw), Voting…

Oregon Law and Politics        Marjorie Cohn (National Lawyers Guild), Shane Kadidal (Center for Constitutional Rights) and Jordan Paust (Houston Law), The Imperial Presidency USC Law        Michael Kang (EmoryLaw), Voting…

Connecticut        David Skeel (U. Penn Law), Governance in the Ruins NYU Legal History        Norman Silber (Hofstra Law), Judicial Wisdom and Political Maturity: The Oral History of Judge Bernard S….

Connecticut        David Skeel (U. Penn Law), Governance in the Ruins NYU Legal History        Norman Silber (Hofstra Law), Judicial Wisdom and Political Maturity: The Oral History of Judge Bernard S….

Cincinnati        Jessie Hill (Case Western Law), Of Christmas Trees and Corpus Christie: The Establishment Clause and Change of Meaning over Time Georgetown Law and Economics        Jonathan Nash (Emory…

Connecticut        Anna Kirklan (Michigan Political Science), Diversity as Citizenship Training: The Case of the College Admissions Essay Miami        William D. Henderson (Indiana Law), Bloomington Curriculum, Alumni, and Institution Building:…

Connecticut        Anna Kirklan (Michigan Political Science), Diversity as Citizenship Training: The Case of the College Admissions Essay Miami        William D. Henderson (Indiana Law), Bloomington Curriculum, Alumni, and Institution Building:…

NYU Law Economics and Policy        Cliff Carrubba (Emory Politics), Does the Median Justice Control the Content of Supreme Court Opinons

NYU Law Economics and Policy        Cliff Carrubba (Emory Politics), Does the Median Justice Control the Content of Supreme Court Opinons