“Some thoughts on the rule of law and democracy in Latin America”
Professor Luz Nagle wrote the article, “Some thoughts on the rule of law and democracy in Latin America,” for the September Criminal Law newsletter for the International Bar Association Legal Practice Division.
“‘Animal House’ at 30: O Bluto, Where Art Thou?”
Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the front page Chronicle of Higher Education story by Eric Hoover, “‘Animal House’ at 30: O Bluto, Where Art Thou?”
Intimations of Citizenship: Repressions and Expressions of Equal Citizenship in the Era of Jim Crow
Professor James Fox’s new paper, “Intimations of Citizenship: Repressions and Expressions of Equal Citizenship in the Era of Jim Crow,” was mentioned on the legal-history.inbloogle.com blog.
Stetson University College of Law increases offerings in Tampa
Articles about Stetson University College of Law increasing part-time classes in Tampa appeared in close to 200 media outlets across the nation, including national Business Journals, NBC, CBS and ABC affiliates, Yahoo!, Yahoo! Canada and Yahoo! UK & Ireland, the Dallas Morning News, the Houston Chronicle, State House News Service, PublicityInsider,com, Crains Communications, Los Angeles Business, San Fransciso Business, US Politics Today, Reuters, National Hispanic Corporate Council News and others.
“Bay area law firms heighten standards for pro bono work”
An article about pro bono work and a mock trial at Stetson’s Tampa Law Center appeared in the Aug. 29 Tampa Bay Business Journal article, “Bay area law firms heighten standards for pro bono work.”
“Necessary Upgrades: New and old schools alike can benefit by designing restrooms to be more water-efficient”
An article about Stetson’s “Go-Green” efforst appeared in American School & University magazine in the article, “Necessary Upgrades: New and old schools alike can benefit by designing restrooms to be more water-efficient”
Articles about Stetson University College of Law increasing part-time classes in Tampa appeared in close to 200 media outlets across the nation, including national Business Journals, NBC, CBS, the Houston Chronicle, State House News Services, PublicityInsider.com, Crains Communications, Los Angeles Business, San Francisco Business, US Politics Today, Reuters, National Hispanic Corporate Council News and others.
“’Political” Science: Peer Reviewer as Agents of Administrative Legitimacy”
Professor Louis Virelli’s article, “‘Political’ Science: Peer Reviewer as Agents of Administrative Legitimacy,” was cited in the Aug. 31 Administrative Law Prof Blog.
“Justice Changes White-Collar Tactics”
Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Aug. 29 Condé Nast Portfolio magazine in the article, “Justice Changes White-Collar Tactics.”
Bay area law firms heighten standards for pro bono work
An article about pro bono work and a mock trial at Stetson’s Tampa Law Center in the Tampa Bay area appeared in the Aug. 29 Tampa Bay Business Journal article, “Bay area law firms heighten standards for pro bono work.”
The Softer Side of Antitrust: Why Department Stores Matter on SSRN
Dean Mark Bauer’s article, “The Softer Side of Antitrust: Why Department Stores Matter on SSRN,” ran in the Legal Theory Blog today
Alexander Hamilton and constitution-making in the U.S. and U.S. Virgin Islands
Professor Dorothea Beane and Darryl Wilson both spoke with Sheila Hennessey, a producer working on a documentary for PBS about Alexander Hamilton and constitution-making in the U.S. and U.S. Virgin Islands, on Aug. 26. Professors Beane and Wilson discussed their work with faculty and students on the constitution, the process with the delegates, and the importance of the document.