For the second year in a row, Marjorie organized UC Law’s Downtown Teach-in, which took place on March 7 and raises money for student scholarships. UC Law faculty presented CLE sessions based on their own areas of research on a … Continue reading →
Lynn’s article, Broker-Dealers, Institutional Investors, and Fiduciary Duty: Much Ado About Nothing?, 5 Wm. & Mary Bus. L. Rev. 55 (2014), is now in print. Several of Lynn’s publications were cited: Do Differences in Pleading Standards Cause Forum Shopping in … Continue reading →
Marianna’s February and March posts on her popular blog Legally Speaking Ohio, covered the following topics and issues: Oral argument previews and analyses of oral arguments Proper consideration of a Marine’s service-related post traumatic stress disorder in criminal sentencing. Proper … Continue reading →
Several of Barbara’s publications were cited: Behavioral Economics and Investor Protection: Reasonable Investors, Efficient Markets, 44 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 1493 (2013), in Joseph A. Grundfest, Damages and Reliance Under Section 10(B) of the Exchange Act, 69 Bus. Law. 307 … Continue reading →
On February 17, Chris commented on a presentation by Brigham Young University’s Prof. David Moore at a Federalist Society event here at UC Law. Moore’s presentation was entitled, “Outsourcing the Constitution: The Use of Foreign and International Law in Constitutional Interpretation.” On … Continue reading →
Jacob’s short essay The Changing Form of the International Law Commission’s Work, was posted on the blog of the American Journal of International Law. Jacob’s article Competition and Control in International Adjudication, 48 Va. J. Int’l L. 411 (2008), was cited … Continue reading →
Mark was a visiting scholar at Tiffin College in Tiffin, Ohio, speaking about the Innocence Movement in numerous classes, and making two public addresses, over a two-day period. He also spoke about the Innocence Movement to the University of Cincinnati … Continue reading →
On March 13, Krstin delivered the Harold C. Schott Scholarship Award Lecture, “From Wuthering Heights to Our Own West End: Women’s Writing/Women’s Advocacy.” The lecture was based on her recently published book, In Contempt: Nineteenth-Century Women, Law, and Literature, as well as … Continue reading →
Christo’s article TV or Not TV – That Is the Question, 86 J. Crim. L. & Criminology 928 (1996), was cited in Jamie K. Winnick, A Tweet Is(N’t) Worth a Thousand Words: The Dangers of Journalists’ Use of Twitter to … Continue reading →
Two of Brad’s most recent articles were accepted for publication. Does United States v. Windsor Open the Door to Congressional Standing Rights? will be published in volume 76 of the University of Pittsburgh Law Review, and No Article III Standing … Continue reading →