U.S. Law Professors Elected to the American Law Institute
Congratulations to the new members of the American Law Institute! Many are law professors at U.S. law schools, including: W. Edward Afield, Stetson University College of Law Teneil...
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Congratulations to the new members of the American Law Institute! Many are law professors at U.S. law schools, including: W. Edward Afield, Stetson University College of Law Teneil...
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University of Professor Law Professor, Kate Shaw, who co-hosts the lively, trenchant podcast, Strict Scrutiny, this week penned an op-ed in the NYTimes offering a critique of the S...
Gary Simson, holder of the Macon Chair in Law at Mercer University Law School, Professor Emeritus at Cornell University, and former Dean at Mercer and Case Western has penned a hea...
Tracey E. George (Vanderbilt), Albert Yoon (Toronto) & Mitu Gulati (Virginia), What Judges Want: The competition for obtaining a judicial clerkship is fierce. For a law student...
It is always the lawyers. Inside Higher Education reports that “[a] member of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Board of Trustees blamed a politically outspoken facul...
From Above the Law: “The Trump administration’s long war on the American Bar Association has opened a new front, and it’s… adjunct professors. According to The Wall Street Journal,...
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When federal officers break the law, how can state prosecutors hold them accountable for criminal conduct? Since this past spring, a team of law students, led by Professor Emerita ...
Long acclaimed as one of the foundational texts introducing students to a variety of reasoning techniques and helping them understand how judges decide cases, Reason in Law has bee...
Ella Moore for The Chronicle writes that “Although law school admissions have rapidly changed in recent years, the structure of Duke’s Office of Pre-Law Advising — among the first...
The National Jurist has listed law schools that have “earned a place on [its] Human Rights Law Honor Roll, recognized for the strength of their programs. Following the list, you’ll...
Steven Arrigg Koh (Boston University School of Law) has published ““How Do I Design My Law Course?”: A Quick Guide for New Professors” at the NULR Online portion of the Northwester...
Michael Conklin (Texas A&M), Christopher Houston (Angelo State) & Gayle Randall (Angelo State), Disbarment Disparities: How Law School Prestige Affects Disbarment Rates, 21...
The search committee, led by John Chambers College of Business and Economics Milan Puskar Dean Joshua Hall and search firm Greenwood Asher & Associates, selected four candidate...
David Dyzenhaus, University Professor and Albert Abel Professor of Law at the University of Toronto offers this thoughtful new monograph from Cambridge University Press, In The War...
The National Law Review lists the 2026 Top 50 Legal Innovators in Academia. Eight are law school deans. The post National Law Review: The 2026 Top 50 Legal Innovators in Academia...
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Microsoft Copilot generated the following — not surprising — response: “Law School with the Most Supreme Court Alumni Harvard Law School has produced the most U.S. Supreme Court ju...
The tenth edition of Brian Bix’s ‘canonical text, Jurisprudence: Theory and Context, introducing students to the basics of jurisprudence, is out now in the UK and due in the U.S ....
How to get the word out about your scholars? News releases, media access, etc. are the obvious ways. I thought that this Rutgers Law School “Legal Issues to Watch in 2026“ was an i...
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The Tang Prize Foundation has awarded this year’s Rule of Law prize to Yale Law School’s Sterling Professor of Law Bruce Ackerman for his “intellectual leadership in developing new...
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