Time for a Halloween law review update! Back in 2008, we posted what we thought were the top twenty spookiest law review articles ever. So it’s only fitting that a good researcher would update her work. Conclusion: zombies are the …
Today the Friends of the CSU Michael Schwartz Library present the 23rd Annual Scholars & Artists Reception, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. on the first floor of the Schwartz Library. Recent articles and books of C|M|Law faculty will be celebrated, …
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Earlier this month, Zanesville, Ohio made the national and international press with the news of the local man who freed his collection of dangerous animals from their cages prior to committing suicide. Authorities killed 49 of the approximately 56 exotic …
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This past Saturday, Antonio Cassese, jurist and scholar, died at his home in Florence, Italy [NYT obituary]. Through his judicial decisions and scholarly publications, Cassese greatly influenced international law, especially war crimes jurisprudence. Highlights of his career include the first …
We’ve blogged quite a number of times about useful legal apps (like ones for Blackboard and TWEN, Law Pod, federal government info, and legal research on iPhones), but there’s always space on your mobile device for more apps, right? So …
