I've just posted an article on SSRN that undertakes a granular breakdown of the current and past -- as in 16 years ago -- finances of almost all ABA-accredited law schools. I conclude that what I call Peak Law School was reached in 2010, when...
Author: Paul Campos
Everything in the last few days has been suggesting that Abdul El-Sayed would defeat Haley Stevens fairly easily, but we'll see. I can't emphasize enough how critical it is that.
Protesters at Queen's Parki on Saturday, April 25 demand an end to public health rules put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19. I find it fascinating how the.
This country has a big problem: Billionaires. Billionaires and white evangelical Christians. Amongst this country's problems are billionaires, white evangelical Christians, and an almost fanatical devotion to Donald Trump. I'll come in again: Not sure it makes sense to divide crypto and gambling into two...
I added a whole new chapter about the Reflecting Pool to The Book about this because how could I not? For 14 months, it didn’t seem as though there was.
This is more like dog barks at squirrel than man bites dog: FIFA President Gianni Infantino sought support from the administration of US President Donald Trump amid mounting criticism after.
Probably not a coincidence? In the postmortem of Graham Platner’s disastrous campaign for Senate, much of the blame has fallen on one man: Daniel Moraff. A progressive political strategist who recruits working-class candidates from outside traditional Democratic pipelines, he and his fiancée were convinced that...
This is pretty horrible on many, many levels: In a statement, Emily Moreno’s spokesperson Stefan Mychajliw said it was “shameful” for Miller “to go on a bizarre and lie-filled rant about his ex-wife to desperately.
This whole spectacle has been rather disheartening, especially since it's looking increasingly likely that the Michigan race could well be decisive in terms of control of the Senate in January..
Not a rhetorical question. This morning I wrote that Harvard was one of the "few" institutions to do so, and friend of the blog Michael Hiltzik asked me if I could name any others. He wrote a column touching on this a few days ago:...
Dave Davies, 1971 I was reviewing the current draft of The Triumph of Stupidity, which has grown to nearly 85,000 words, making it 30% longer than the first draft, written.
Earlier today, I asserted that it was highly unlike that JD Vance would have gotten into Yale Law School based solely on his grades and test scores. One simple reason.