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What’s the Point?

What’s the Point?

A hopeful message for soon-to-be lawyers (and everyone else, I guess)
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Dan Canon
Crossing the Finish Line: My Experience as a Woman of Color in Law School

Crossing the Finish Line: My Experience as a Woman of Color in Law School

“[T]he very serious function of racism is distraction. It keeps you from doing your work. It keeps you explaining, over and over again…
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Jordan Butler
Afterlife Law: Cases and Materials

Afterlife Law: Cases and Materials

What happens to the law when technology lets us live forever?
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Dustin Arand
The Fresh Evidence Rule has Gotten Stale

The Fresh Evidence Rule has Gotten Stale

When survivors of sexual assault wait to report the crime, they come up against a biased criminal justice system.
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JoAnne Sweeny
Statistics for Dummies. 4 — Another Empirical Analysis

Statistics for Dummies. 4 — Another Empirical Analysis

If you read the last article and are here now, you were left wondering. Good. Your thinking is similar to a painting by Paul Gaugin titled…
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Venn Datagram
A Global Reflection on Justice, Corruption, and Reform

A Global Reflection on Justice, Corruption, and Reform

The decay of integrity in law is a growing problem that undermines justice, fairness, and trust in legal systems around the world. Law, as…
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Mahiraj jadeja
Gendered Burnout

Gendered Burnout

We’ve got to stop killing our girls.
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JoAnne Sweeny
Biden vs Trump 2.0?

Biden vs Trump 2.0?

Could Canada be on the brink of facing a new political wave?
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Gigi Ryan
Statistics for Dummies. 3 — Our First Empirical Analysis

Statistics for Dummies. 3 — Our First Empirical Analysis

And so we continue the discovery from before. For today’s article, we are going to get at what I consider the essentials of statistics —…
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Venn Datagram
An important lesson on Civil Liberties.

An important lesson on Civil Liberties.

How I came to study criminal procedure.
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Gabriel Wells
Why Free Speech Absolutism Makes Us All Less Free

Why Free Speech Absolutism Makes Us All Less Free

How to regulate disinformation in the era of social media
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Dustin Arand
Statistics for Dummies. 2 — The Basics of Probability

Statistics for Dummies. 2 — The Basics of Probability

What happens when law meets probability? Let’s find out and connect these two topics in our Venn-Datagram!
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Venn Datagram
No NDA for Old Men

No NDA for Old Men

How the Speak Out Act Nullifies Non-Disclosure Agreements in Sexual Misconduct Cases
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James J. Wilkerson, J.D.
Law School is Different Now. It‘s Better.

Law School is Different Now. It‘s Better.

Reflecting on the transition from a 40-year practice career to teaching today’s law students.
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Marc Murphy
Vote Blue in Red States

Vote Blue in Red States

Tony Arnold  © Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, 2024
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Tony Arnold
Statistics for Lawyers. 1 — Correlation and Causation

Statistics for Lawyers. 1 — Correlation and Causation

In my articles, I aim to connect different disciplines in unique ways to inspire innovative thinking. This series will focus on explaining…
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Venn Datagram
ICC Indictments: An Update

ICC Indictments: An Update

Will a Warrant be Issued for Bibi’s Arrest?
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Shlomo Levin
Light Two Torches

Light Two Torches

On Paris, LA, and American Dreaming
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Marc Murphy
Another Letter to the Law School Class of 2026

Another Letter to the Law School Class of 2026

Dear rising 2L,
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James J. Wilkerson, J.D.
The Song that Never Ends: Murder Ballads, Abortion, and Forgotten Women

The Song that Never Ends: Murder Ballads, Abortion, and Forgotten Women

A folk historian discusses what centuries of songs about killing women can tell us about this moment in history.
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Karen Hogg
JD Vance’s Couch and the Power of Storytelling

JD Vance’s Couch and the Power of Storytelling

JD Vance and his couch — it’s not true. So why is it so persuasive?
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JoAnne Sweeny
What Movies and TV Get Wrong About Criminal Law

What Movies and TV Get Wrong About Criminal Law

Legal dramas aren’t accurate representations of the justice system
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Steven Toews, JD, MBA
We’re Not In Kansas Anymore. Or Iowa Or New Hampshire Or . . .

We’re Not In Kansas Anymore. Or Iowa Or New Hampshire Or . . .

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Marc Murphy
My Second First Year of Law School

My Second First Year of Law School

Key lessons about law school that I learned as a first year law professor.
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Joe Dunman
Lara Trump Is Ugly

Lara Trump Is Ugly

Since I began publishing political art when Barack Obama was still a US Senator I’ve drawn countless men and women of different shapes and…
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Marc Murphy
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