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Bibas, Schanzenbach, & Tiller on Politics & Sentencing
From Legal Theory Blog on March 13 at 00:29
Stephanos Bibas , Max M. Schanzenbach and Emerson H. Tiller (University of Pennsylvania Law School , Northwestern University - School of Law and Northwestern University - School of Law) have posted Policing Politics at Sentencing on SSRN. Here is the...

Graffiti As A Gateway Crime
From The Faculty Lounge on March 13 at 09:47
Call it a blogger confessional. I know that I haven't been putting up hugely substantive posts of late. Those entries take more time and concentration than I can currently muster - in part because I am teaching my entire year's...

Witness Immunity Under Section 1983
From Adjunct Law Prof Blog on March 13 at 23:21
Rolan v. Henneman, ___F.3d___ (2d Cir. Feb. 25, 2008), is an interesting public sector employment law case.This case principally concerned immunity of the defendant, an acting police chief, for offering allegedly perjurious testimony at police disciplinary hea...

?Strip tease: Gay characters find home in comics?
From Feminist Law Professors on March 13 at 16:43
Here at SFGate.com.

Interactive Marketing Workshop for Continuing Studies
From Higher Ed Law Prof Blog on March 13 at 16:02
Interactive Marketing Workshop for Continuing Education July 28-29, 2008 Atlanta, GA UGA Atlanta Alumni Center About This Workshop For many continuing education marketing professionals, engaging prospective students to grow programs and measuring their marketi...

Lawyer Logic
From Legal Profession Blog on March 13 at 10:29
The District of Columbia Board on Professional Responsibility recently recommended disbarment of an attorney admitted in 2002 who used his law license for little purpose other than to steal "fees" from his numerous clients. The facts are detailed in a...

Litman on Fair Use
From Legal Theory Blog on March 14 at 04:56
Jessica Litman (University of Michigan) has posted Billowing White Goo (Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts, Forthcoming) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: In this paper, written for a symposium on Fair Use: Incredibly Expanding or Extraordinarily Shrinking?, I...

Electronic Arts Plans Tender Offer for Take-Two
From Securities Law Prof Blog on March 13 at 06:16
Electronic Arts plans a tender offer for all shares of Take-Two at $26. Take-Two's board previously rejected its unsolicited bid for the same price, which at that time was a 50% premium over the market price, and described the offer...

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