"Law Deans in Jail" is a new paper by two Emory law professors. The abstract: A most unlikely collection of suspects - law schools, their deans, U.S. News& World Report.
Chapter CCLXVI in Tales From the New Gilded Age: A banker left a 1% tip in defiance of 'the 99%' at a Newport Beach restaurant the other week, according to.
In honor of the show's 500th episode, the Guardian conducted a reader poll to pick the top ten, all of which not surprisingly came from the program's first decade (yes.
Clearly, Harvard qualifes. Even if we only count graduating from Harvard College, and not the law and business schools, we've got John Q. Adams, Hayes, (whoops, he actually went to.
In his book Stigma: Notes on the Management of Spoiled Identity, the sociologist Erving Goffman makes a distinction between virtual social identity and actual social identity. A person’s virtual social.
I suppose very few non-lawyers have ever heard of Shelley v. Kraemer, and more than a few lawyers would need to be reminded about the case's substance as well. Shelley.
Email from a reader (published with permission of the author): This email will seem to you like the least surprising thing in the world, which makes it ever more tragic..
Per the Twitter, the Tigers have just signed Prince Fielder to a 9-year $214 million deal. Since Detroit already has a pretty good first baseman who is also signed to.
