To the class of 2015, welcome. At this point in the proceedings, tradition dictates that I spend some time elaborating just how amazing and talented each and every one of you truly is. But I’m not going to that this year. And let me tell...
Author: Paul Campos
Have any of you all met Paul Ryan? We should get him to come to the university. I’m telling you, this guy is amazing. I always thought I was okay.
Chris Christie gave a talk to an Islamic group a couple of weeks ago, in which he condemned anti-Muslim bigots for being anti-Muslim bigots. It turns out this is a.
Ten years ago the SCOTUS ruled that executing mentally retarded people was unconstitutional, but it did so in a fashion that allowed the states a lot of practical leeway in regard to implementing this policy. Characteristically, Texas has done a judicial end run around the...
I have a piece in Salon about the new generation gap, and how annoying it can be when The Graying of America fails to notice it's not 1968 any more.
I saw a remarkable documentary on IFC yesterday, The Art of the Steal, which is the fascinating story of how the Barnes collection ended up in a museum in downtown.
More than a week ago I pointed out that the reported debt numbers for Rutgers-Camden law graduates didn't appear to make any sense. Within a few hours, with the help of internet crowd-sourcing, it became clear what had happened: Rutgers-Camden was reporting only the law...
People interested in the academic paper version of my law school critique can download it from SSRN. Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson have been engaged for the lead roles in.
What's the most important job in America? I don't know about you, but I'd say Protecting Our Freedoms is right up there. So it's only natural that when the federal.
Semi-serious question: If you assigned a student the task of writing an 800-word essay on the theme of what relevance America's experience in Iraq has for United States foreign policy in the context of the current crisis in Syria, and the student produced this, what...
Friday a federal judge ruled that because "the [employment and salary] statistics provided by Cooley and other law schools in a format required by the ABA were so vague and.
It was the only way to be sure. Apparently PSU signed off on all this (I guess they were made an offer they couldn't refuse). The pseudo-lawyer in me says.