Students Don’t Have a Right to Use Public University Social Events for Their Own Political Orations
The Volokh Conspiracy (by Eugene Volokh) — Professor Volokh (UCLA Law) provides analysis from a First Amendment perspective regarding a recent incident where students disrupted a dinner for graduating students at the home of UC Berkeley dean Erwin Chemerinsky.
Read More about Students Don’t Have a Right to Use Public University Social Events for Their Own Political OrationsThe 2024-2025 USNWR law school rankings: methodology tweaks may help entrench elite schools, but elite schools see reputation decline among lawyers and judges
Excess of Democracy (by Derek T. Muller) — Professor Muller (Notre Dame Law) explains that while the new US News law school rankings keep high-ranked law schools at the top, some in the legal profession have begun to see those schools less favorably.
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TaxProf Blog (by Paul Caron) — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a list of articles that provide commentary on the 2024-25 US News law school rankings.
Read More about Commentary On The 2024-25 U.S. News Law School RankingsProposed Revision to Section 314(b) of ABA Accreditation Rules
PrawfsBlawg (by Gerard Magliocca) — Professor Magliocca (Indiana University McKinney Law) shares a comment he submitted to the ABA regarding a recent proposal that would require first-year law students to participate in a formative assessment.
Read More about Proposed Revision to Section 314(b) of ABA Accreditation RulesPerkins Presents The Exigent AI Mandate For All Law Faculty Today At Florida
TaxProf Blog (by Paul Caron) — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares an article by Rachelle Holmes Perkins (George Mason Law) that argues all law professors should work to understand the applications and dangers of artificial intelligence.
Read More about Perkins Presents The Exigent AI Mandate For All Law Faculty Today At FloridaWas Constitutional Law Teaching Ever Not in Crisis?
Dorf on Law (by Patrick J. Sobkowski) — Professor Sobkowski (Marquette Law) argues that concerns about the US Supreme Court have existed throughout the history of teaching constitutional law.
Read More about Was Constitutional Law Teaching Ever Not in Crisis?DCP Offers Simulation to Prepare Campus Leaders for Challenges
Indisputably (by Sarah Cole) — Professor Cole (Ohio State Law) shares news that the Divided Community Project has released a round table simulation to help college leaders prepare for campus conflicts.
Read More about DCP Offers Simulation to Prepare Campus Leaders for ChallengesCall For Legal Ed Tech Papers: 2025 AALS Annual Meeting
TaxProf Blog (by Paul Caron) — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a call for papers for 2025 AALS Annual Meeting sessions organized by the Section on Technology, Law, and Legal Education.
Read More about Call For Legal Ed Tech Papers: 2025 AALS Annual MeetingCall for Submissions – Best Scholarly Award from the AALS ADR Section
Indisputably (by Art Hinshaw) — Professor Hinshaw (Arizona State University Law) shares a call for submissions from the AALS Section on Alternative Dispute Resolution for the best scholarly article to be awarded at the 2025 AALS Annual Meeting.
Read More about Call for Submissions – Best Scholarly Award from the AALS ADR SectionThe Joys of Being a Law School Professor
Jerry’s Blog (by Jerome A. Cohen) — Professor Cohen (NYU Law) reflects on an AALS Section on East Asian Law & Society award being named after him and the joys of being a law professor.
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