You probably know about the Doomsday prediction from the end of the 5,125-year-long Mayan calendar on Dec. 21, 2012. The good news is, if the Mayans are right, you don't have to worry about grading exams, syllabi for next semester, or the "crisis" in legal education. If they are wrong, though... Continue reading…
The Mediation Center celebrated its 20th Anniversary in Lincoln last week and also honored Nebraska Law Professor Alan Frank. Professor Frank received the Master Mediator Award for his two decades of service to Center. Continue reading…
Another interesting idea from the Gonzaga Institute for Law Teaching and Learning. Continue reading…
Professor Brian Lepard will speak at a conference on December 6 and 7 in South Africa on “Article 4(h) at Ten: How to End Mass Atrocities in Africa?” Continue reading…
Professor Rick Duncan's seminal article on the Free Exercise Clause, Free Exercise Is Dead, Long Live Free Exercise: Smith, Lukumi and the General Applicability Requirement, 3 U. PA. J. CONST. L. 850 (2001), was recently featured in an important amicus brief. Continue reading…
Professor Brian Striman presented a program on October 26 at the 2012 Mid-America Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting titled "Which Way to Discovery? - Reference Librarians at the Crossroads of Getting at Their Library's Resources Indexed by Catalogers."
Professor Eric Berger recently presented his paper,“Lawrence’s Stealth Constitutionalism and Same-Sex Marriage Litigation,” at the Third Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Continue reading…
Dean Susan Poser and Professor Anna Shavers participated in the debate, "The Death Penalty: Justice, Retribution and Dollars," on Nov. 28 at the Lied Center for the Performing Arts on campus. Continue reading…
Professor Sandi Zellmer spoke to two different groups during the week of Nov 12th. Continue reading…
Professor Richard Moberly served as a panelist for a discussion of "Human Rights and the Boundaries of Speech: Whistleblowing, Leaks, Threats, Violent Videos, and Hate Speech," on Wed. Nov. 28th. Continue reading…