Kristi Arth, Belmont University College of Law, has published It’s Not Lying If You Call It Fiction: The Sentence in the Tennessee Bar Journal for 2017 and as the Belmont University College of Law...
Michael L. Smith, St. Mary’s University School of Law, is publishing Is Originalism Bullshit? in volume 28 of the Lewis & Clark Law Review. Here is the abstract. It’s finally time to answer the...
We’re excited! Due out this month from LexisNexis France: Tintin en droit (Jeremy Heymann, ed.) Professor Heymann is Directeur du CREDIP and Directeur du Master Droit privé international et comparé at the Université Jean...
Norman Ho, Peking University School of Transnational Law, is publishing Confucian Legal Hypotheticals, in volume 18 of the Journal of Comparative Law (2023). Here is the abstract. This Article examines a legal hypothetical in...
Christine A. Corcos, LSU Law Center, is publishing Lawyers on U.S. Television, in the Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Law and Literature (Robert Spoo & Simon Stern, eds., 2024) (Forthcoming). Here is the abstract. Legal...
ICYMI: Keyrock: Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer.
Biff Baker, Metropolitan State University of Denver, has published Orwell’s 1984 Revisited: Woke Vocabulary And Uncivil Discourse. Here is the abstract. Semantics study how language conveys meaning and is interpreted – examining word meaning,...
Abraham Lincoln was born OTD in 1809. Below is a short bibliography of works on the 16th President in law, social science,and popular culture. Joern Benzinger, Popular Media Memory: Abraham Lincoln in the Twenty-First...
From Steven Howe, University of Lucerne: Call for Applications Critical Times 2024 Un/Seen Summer School in Law and Humanities University of Lucerne, 3-7 June 2024 In his 2011 book The Right to...
The Washington Post’s Timothy Bella explores how NBC’s program Dateline is back, successfully drawing audiences through podcasting. He writes in part, Nearly 32 years after its TV debut, the once-dusty “Dateline” brand has found...
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