In a major step forward in human rights, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Justice has granted four women in the country the right to practice law. One of these women, Dr. Nadia Al-Anani, is employed by the law firm Squire Sanders, …
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What are those bronze pages at the entrance to the law library? They are a sculpture by artist Jim Sanborn. The pages are the artist’s visual history of the written law tracing the emergence of systems of justice in many …
Your penchant for drawing little stick figures or smiley faces along the edges of your notes just might help you present your case better in the courtroom. This is the premise of a recent article in the fall issue of …
Adam Liptak, the Supreme Court correspondent of The New York Times, has written a new article titled “Law Scholarship’s Lackluster Reviews” in today’s New York Times [here]. This article asks why law reviews are edited by law students and why …
