Results of Law Professor Twitter Census 2020-2021 Edition – 9/17/20

October 5, 2020

The Faculty Lounge (By Bridget Crawford) — Professor Crawford (Pace Law) shares results of the 2020-21 Law Professor Twitter Census.

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Vischer: How Distinctive Should Catholic Law Schools Be?

October 5, 2020

TaxProf Blog (By Paul Caron) — The author shares an article forthcoming in the Journal of Catholic Legal Studies by professor Robert K. Vischer (University of St. Thomas Law) on the identity of Catholic law schools.

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Practice Makes Possible…and Helps to Quiet the Heart Too

October 5, 2020

Law School Academic Support Blog (By Scott Johns) — Professor Johns (University of Denver Law) advises law students that it is normal to feel nervous in class and to seek help from faculty or peers.

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Data–Rough Data–on Bar Exams and COVID Cases Among Test-Takers

October 5, 2020

PrawfsBlawg (By Paul Horwitz) — Professor Horwitz (University of Alabama Law) reacts to professor Derek T. Muller’s (University of Iowa Law) analysis on the contraction of COVID-19 from in-person administrations of the July Bar Exam in some states.

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The NYT on how Zoom interferes with student-teacher rapport and strategies for overcoming that

October 5, 2020

Legal Skills Prof Blog (By James B. Levy) — Professor Levy (Nova Southeastern Law) shares an article from The New York Times that discusses the challenges of remote teaching by video conferencing.

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Social Distance Learning

October 5, 2020

Law School Academic Support Blog (By Bill McDonald) — Professor McDonald (University at Buffalo Law) provides advice for law students on building social networks during the pandemic.

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What we don’t know about the July 2020 bar exam and COVID-19: a lot

October 5, 2020

Excess of Democracy (By Derek T. Muller) — Professor Muller (University of Iowa Law) provides a follow-up post on COVID-19 and the in-person bar exam.

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I Have No Words

October 5, 2020

Law School Academic Support Blog (By Melissa Hale) — Professor Hale (Loyola University Chicago Law) offers support and well-being advice for bar exam test-takers.

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Letterhead Bias And The Demographics Of Elite Law Review Publications

October 5, 2020

TaxProf Blog (By Paul Caron) — The author shares an article published in the Harvard Law Journal of Law & Technology by professor Stephen Thomson (City University of Hong Kong) on the bias of law journals publishing their own faculty over scholarship by international faculty. He recommends universal adoption of a blind article selection process.

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The Relationship Between Bar Passage Rates And Attorney Discipline

October 5, 2020

TaxProf Blog (By Paul Caron) — The author shares an article published in the St. John’s Law Review by professor William Patton (USC Gould Law) that finds previous law review articles have not sufficiently made a relationship the between bar pass rates of law schools and rates of attorney discipline.

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