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It's Official: the Supreme Court has its Wild Card
The United States Senate today voted to confirm Judge Sonia Sotomayor as a Justice of the Supreme Court. Click on the link to find out how your senators voted. I guess now we’ll get a chance t… more →
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It's Official: the Supreme Court has its Wild Card
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Naturallawyer wrote 4 months ago: The United States Senate today voted to confirm Judge Sonia Sotomayor as a Justice of the Supreme Co … more →
Democrats Shamelessly Bank on Sotomayor's Race and Demonstrate the Height of Hypocrisy
Naturallawyer wrote 4 months ago: This is just silly. The Senate debate over Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor turned bitter Wedne … more →
Abortion on Demand: a History and Explanation of Why Any Woman in America Can End Any Pregnancy at Any Time, Even Up to the Day of Childbirth
Naturallawyer wrote 4 months ago: Professor Matthew J. Franck gives us an excellent history of the state of abortion law in the United … more →
Judge Sotomayor Won't Make Law: *Wink Wink Nudge Nudge
Naturallawyer wrote 4 months ago: Courtesy of The Believer’s Guide to Legal Issues: The fact that she got such a laugh when she … more →
On the Sotomayor Testimony: Clarification
Naturallawyer wrote 4 months ago: Professor Matthew Franck provides a nice counter-point to Professor Seidman (as quoted in my last po … more →
On the Sotomayor Testimony: Law Professor Seidman Says it Best
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Naturallawyer wrote 4 months ago: Georgetown Law professor Louis Michael Seidman sums up the Sotomayor testimony perfectly during this … more →
Call for Papers: The Law of the Land: Virginia and America
Nick J. Sciullo wrote 7 months ago: Call for Papers: The Law of the Land: Virginia and America The Supreme Court of Virginia Historical … more →
Notes on Hermeneutics: Gadamer
caledoniacaledonia wrote 8 months ago: On the law: Gadamer, interestingly enough, offers up the case of legal hermeneutics as a sort of sol … more →
Zizek and the law
Nick J. Sciullo wrote 8 months ago: I was reading over some Slavoj Zizek materials yesterday after hearing more than a few debate rounds … more →
I've published a new paper
Nick J. Sciullo wrote 9 months ago: the crit: a critical legal studies journal has published my article on Atlantis, narrative, and crit … more →
Northeast Conference on British Studies Call for Papers
Nick J. Sciullo wrote 9 months ago: The Northeast Conference on British Studies will be holding its annualmeeting at Brown University, i … more →
Intellectual Property: Understanding Foundations
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Landsend Korobase wrote 11 months ago: A while ago I said I would be posting about Intellectual Property as it applies to Second Life, draw … more →
Science follows society
Greg Sadler wrote 1 year ago: This is important. … more →
"Crits" and the Interdisciplinary Study of International Law
jeremyleong wrote 1 year ago: The critical legal studies movement of the 80s and 90s may have left a more profound legacy on in … more →
