Updated below. Updated again below. Back story can be found here, here and here. (1) On the evening of February 28th, 2013 Prof. Brian Leiter of the University of Chicago Law School sent creepy pseudonymous email messages to at least two people who had criticized...
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There are always plenty of jobs for scrappy kids who network and hustle. . . . speaking of which a correspondent sent me a photo he took this weekend of.
I have one sort of not awful thing to say about Brian Leiter: he's got what his favorite poet would call cojones. Let's review here, for those of you who.
For the past few weeks I've been involved with an effort to submit a letter to the ABA's Task Force on Legal Education, signed by a broad array of legal academics. Spearheaded originally by former Duke dean Paul Carrington and Deborah Rhode of Stanford, I'm...
Updated below This is the third in a series of posts about the increasingly bizarre and disturbing behavior of Prof. Brian Leiter of the University of Chicago Law School. (Earlier.
Alvin Lee, the English guitarist best known for fronting the band Ten Years After, has died. Lee's most famous performances were his frenetic version of "I'm Going Home" at Woodstock,.
Updated below This is a cautionary tale about, among other things, what happens when highly privileged people who should know better don't have the courage to stand up to an out of control internet bully and cyber stalker. Here's the series of events: (more…)
This is the first in a series of posts. Others in the series can be found here and here. Updated below A distinguished lawyer asks: Brian Leiter, aka the Director.
With the EPL (Or does Swansea make it the BPL?). I started getting Fox Soccer Channel about a year ago, and I'm getting involved with soccer generally (I'm watching La.
I have a piece in Salon about the Voting Rights Act case the supremes heard today. Also, I'm closing down my other place. I'll still report and comment on the law school mess here from time to time.
Steven Brill of The American Lawyer and CourtTV fame has a very long story in the new issue of Time on some of the more absurd financial dysfunctions of The.
In an example of what could be called the ongoing Dilbertization of academic life, every year CU law school faculty members are required to do a "self-evaluation," which is supposed.