More here. Also, the Business Law Prof Blog gets nominated as one of the Top-25 Business Law Blogs.
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DRAGNET stands for "Database Retrieval Access using Google's New Electronic Technology," a specialized search engine that was developed by librarians at the New York Law School. This feature enables you to "drag the net" through a group of free law-related Web resources. A DRAGNET search is like a Google search, except that it runs in only a select group of websites, produced by the organizations and entities listed below. The sites were chosen by library staff for their reliability and utility to legal researchers. Your search retrieves the top 100 hits, ranked for relevance by Google’s search engine.
How to Use
The search box at the top of the page searches all sites listed on the page. If searching for state law information include the state name in your search. For instance, if you are searching for the residency requirement for divorce in Ohio, type -> ohio divorce resident. For national level information just type your words. Try searching -> Guantanamo.
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You can find some (hopefully) interesting commentary here. Also, do I have to use casebooks to teach corporate law?
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Here are links to competing views about the Park51 Islamic Cultural Center. I also offer my opinion on the subject. [click to continue…]
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The student chapters of the Federalist Society and the American Civil Liberties Union are hosting a debate at the University of Akron School of Law tomorrow entitled "Battle at the Border: Is Arizona's Immigration Law Constitutional?" More information about the debate and links to sources of information about the subject are below the fold. [click to continue…]
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Akron Law in conjunction with the Akron Bar Association will present a continuing legal education (CLE) program titled “Brief Writing and Oral Advocacy” on Thursday, Sept. 30 from 8 – 11:45 a.m. at the Akron Bar Association (57 South Broadway, Akron).
The program will address how to be most effective in court. Ninth District Court of Appeals Judge Beth Whitmore and Director of the Legal Clinic and Appellate Review Office and Professor of Law J. Dean Carro will provide insight on written and oral advocacy.
The cost to attend is $105 for Akron Law Alumni/Akron Bar Association Members; $130 for non-alumni/non-members; and free for Akron Law Students. Three CLE credits are included in the cost. Register by e-mail at manovac@uakron.edu ; phone at 330-972-6363 or online here .
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The principles of Constitutional Law are expressed in many voices. [click to continue…]
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The link is here.
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Some thoughts here. Also, a post on the increasing role of state securities regulators.
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Some thoughts here.
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How do countries’ values and political system shape citizens’ access to online content? [click to continue…]
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