By Unknown Friday, August 26, 2016 Property Teaching Meier on Teaching Pierson v. Post Oh, you know I like this one! And so, I'm sure, does Angela Fernandez !! Just in time for the new academic year, Luke Meier, Baylor...
By Unknown 6:30 AM ASLH ASLH Balloting Open By now, members of the American Society for Legal History with email addresses should have received an email and link to vote for members o...
By Unknown Thursday, August 25, 2016 Conferences and Calls for Papers Environmental Law Ethnicity Immigration and Citizenship Indian Law Reproductive Rights UNL Symposium: Legal Borderlands in the North American West The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Carroll R. Pauley Symposium (October 6-7, 2016) will be devoted to legal history this year. The topic is...
By Unknown 5:10 PM Blood Diamonds Democratic Republic of Congo Blood-Diamonds: The International Response By Christine N. Armstrong Christine Armstrong graduated this spring from Albany Law School. She did her undergraduate work at Siena College,...
By Unknown 8:00 AM Legal education The Litchfield Law School, on Law.com Karen Sloan , The Most Important Law School You’ve Probably Never Heard Of , on Law.com: The sign out front says it’s America’s first law s...
By Unknown Wednesday, August 24, 2016 Bloggers Colonialism Disability Environmental Law Gender Health law History of Science History of Technology Intellectual Property Law and Society Prisons Reproductive Rights Sexuality Social media Legal history meets the History of Science+ The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 ( credit ) Are you working on the legal history of disasters, poisoning, animals, inventions, travel, hospita...
By Unknown Tuesday, May 10, 2016 U.S. Domestic Law U.S. International Law International Law: Foreign, or Domestic? By Nathaniel Nichols Nathaniel Nichols is a graduating student at Albany Law School. He received his B.A. in Psychology, with a minor in His...