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 …
Ohio Bill Introduced Post Zanesville Exotic Animal Incident Read more »
Will there be a Midwest gold rush? The exploration for natural gas in eastern Ohio has prompted the firm of Thompson Hine LLP in Cleveland to form “Team Shale”, a group of 20 attorneys to focus on shale-related issues. The …
C|M|LAW Alumnus Patrick J. Charles has posted Decoding the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause: Unlawful Immigrants, Allegiance, Personal Subjection, and the Law (Washburn Law Journal, Vol. 51, No. 2, 2012) on SSRN. The abstract states: The purpose of this article is …
Alumnus Patrick Charles Writes Article on Birthright Citizenship Read more »
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 …
Ethernet cords to the rescue! The Law Library has 4 ethernet cables available for check out at the Access Services Desk. Just ask for one the next time you sign out a study room. Each study room, and selected study …
