Today! Central States Law School Association Annual Conference

Today, I and four of my colleagues will be presenting at the Central States Law School Association conference at Oklahoma University in Norman.  It's just like SEALS, except that it is intimate, nowhere near the ocean, not during the summer, and only lasts two days.  In short, it's nothing like SEALS, but still.  

I will be present work that I have developed on this very blog. See, e.g. this article uploaded to SSRN (I have since revised it, but you get the idea) and this blog post.  Also this one and this one, which links to six other posts on the subject.  In short, I write on the interaction of contracts law the First Amendment in recent Supreme Court jurisprudence.  My colleagues will presenting on patent-law judging (Tim Hsieh), felony murder (Maria Kolar), prescriptive jurisdiction and conflict of laws (Eric Laity), and a non-naturalist reading of legal realism (Trevor Wedman).

And here we are, except for Trevor, whom we haven't gotten up on our website yet, but we are very excited to have him with us!

And we're all looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones at CSLSA this weekend.