von der Dunk to Kick Off Spring STIR series
Professor Frans von der Dunk will kick off the Spring S.T.I.R. talks on January 10 at 4:00 PM. Continue reading…
Adjunct Luncheon on Jan. 11
The College of Law invites its Adjunct Professors to lunch on January 11, 2013. Continue reading…
Hurwitz Accepts Offer from Law College
Gus Hurwitz, a Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania Law School's Center for Technology, Innovations and Competition, has accepted the Law College's offer to teach in its Space, Cyber, & Telecommunications Law program. Continue reading…
Duncan, Lyons, Wilson Publish 2012 Edition of Treatise
Professors Rick Duncan, Bill Lyons, and Catherine Wilson recently published the 2012 revised edition of their book, "The Law and Practice of Secured Transactions: Working with Article 9 (2012 Law Journal Press)." Continue reading…
Schopp Article Accepted for Publication
Professor Bob Schopp's article, “Mental Illness, Police Power Interventions, and the Expressive Functions of Punishment,” will be published in the “New England Journal of Criminal and Civil Confinement." Continue reading…
Sheppard Invited to Join Academic Advisory Board of the Copyright Alliance
Professor Christal Sheppard has been invited to join the Academic Advisory Board of the Copyright Alliance. Continue reading…
Burkstrand-Reid To Blog for "Concurring Opinions"
The well-regarded blog, Concurring Opinions, has invited Professor Beth Burkstrand-Reid to be a guest blogger. Continue reading…
Leiter Published in "Catchline"
Director of the Schmid Law Library and Professor of Law Rich Leiter published an essay in "Catchline," the Bulletin of the Association of Reporters of Judicial Decisions. Continue reading…
Update on Scholastica
More law reviews are turning to Scholastica as the exclusive way to submit articles for publication. Continue reading…
Fall 2012 Issue of The Law Teacher is Available
The Institute for Law Teaching and Learning has issued the Fall 2012 issue of The Law Teacher and also made two important announcements. Continue reading…
Moberly named to Labor Dept. whistleblowing panel
Richard Moberly, associate dean for faculty and professor at the University of Nebraska College of Law, has been appointed to serve as an inaugural member of the Whistleblower Protection Advisory Committee by U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis. Continue reading…
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