Hofstra Law Uses Computers to Evaluate Court Rulings By Laura Haring New York Law Journal January 27, 2012 Excerpt: How can computers be taught to read and...
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Nixon at Home, Kissinger on the Beach By Nicolas Rapold January 23, 2012 The Wall Street Journal EXCERPT: “The common conception of them is as these...
Brian L. Frye received a grant from the Jerome Foundation for his feature-length documentary, Our Nixon. The film is a visual record of Richard Nixon’s...
Professor Ashira Ostrow’s article, “Process Preemption in Federal Siting Regimes,” 48 Harv. J. Legis. 289 (2011) was selected for inclusion in a Thomson...
Barbara Stark’s article, “Transnational Surrogacy and International Human Rights” will soon be published in the ILSA Journal of International and Comparative...
An article written by Professor Vern R. Walker, along with co-authors Nathaniel Carie, Courtney C. DeWitt and Eric Lesh, “A framework for the extraction and...
The Montana Supreme Court, by a vote of 5-2 upheld the state’s century-old ban on direct, general corporate treasury spending for or against political...
Eric M. Freedman as amici curiae submitted a brief in support of the petition for writ of certiorari in the Michael Bascum Selsor v. Randall G. Workman case...
Bruce Ching’s article, “Narrative Implications of Evidentiary Rules,” was published in The Quinnipiac Law Revie
Andrew Schepard, editor of the Family Court Review, recently announced that the first virtual issue of the interdisciplinary journal has been made...