The Virginia Journal of Criminal Law (VJCL) is a new student-run publication of the University of Virginia School of Law. The journal’s inaugural issue features an article by Professor Dan Markel from Florida State University College of Law entitled “Retributive …
Say hello to Abraham Lincoln at the entrance to the Law Library in the form of the traveling exhibition Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War, an examination of how President Lincoln used the Constitution to confront the secession of …
The Institute for Law Teaching and Learning Blog’s Idea of the Month is entitled: Using Formative Assessment to Speed Up Doctrinal Coverage. Rory Bahadur of the Washburn University School of Law shares an in-class exercise which contains a fact …
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With classes not starting up until Monday next week, there aren’t too many students around here this week. Not too many law profs, either. Many of them attend the Annual Meeting of AALS, the Association of American Law Schools that …
Well actually the spring 2011 past exams are here and have been posted to the past exams page. Putting past exams online is optional so the professor or course you are looking for may not be listed. Welcome back students …
