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Laura Chisolm: Colleague, Peer, Friend, Jonathan L. Entin
Laura Chisolm: Colleague, Peer, Friend, Jonathan L. Entin
Faculty Publications
Tribute to Laura Chisolm
Planning For The Next Century Or The Next Week, Whichever Comes First, Erik M. Jensen
Planning For The Next Century Or The Next Week, Whichever Comes First, Erik M. Jensen
Faculty Publications
I look at long term planning in law schools.
Wilbur Leatherberry: Our Center Of Gravity, Peter M. Gerhart
Wilbur Leatherberry: Our Center Of Gravity, Peter M. Gerhart
Faculty Publications
Some lead with words; some with actions. Some lead with anger; some with authority. Some lead with attitude. Those who lead with attitude are precious few, made more precious because they are so few. Bill Leatherberry leads with attitude. He projects a quiet and reasoned confidence. He is unflappable and imperturbable. He projects calm and control, evidence of a sure faith that things will work out.
Supervisory Responsibility For The Office Of Legal Counsel, Avidan Y. Cover
Supervisory Responsibility For The Office Of Legal Counsel, Avidan Y. Cover
Faculty Publications
In the wake of the notorious Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) torture memoranda, various reforms have been proposed to prevent future erroneous and poorly reasoned legal opinions on matters of the utmost national importance. The need for reform is all the more pressing in a post-9/11 world in which the Executive Branch will continue to arrogate, often in secret, various national security-related powers. None of the proposals, however, addresses the supervisory role that Justice Department and other Executive Branch lawyers play in the formation of OLC opinions.
This Article argues that the failure to hold more senior government …
Laura Chisolm: An Advocate And Ally, B. Jessie Hill
Laura Chisolm: An Advocate And Ally, B. Jessie Hill
Faculty Publications
I worked with Laura Chisolm primarily in my capacity as Associate Director of the Center for Social Justice, of which she was the founding Director. Yet--as is probably true of many of my colleagues at the law school--I came to know and admire her most as a fellow faculty member, friend, and mentor. I will never forget the many kindnesses from Laura--not least of all the baby gift she sent me after my older daughter was born. It was a beautiful, fuzzy, hand-knit sweater that kept both my older daughter and my younger daughter warm for, literally, years. Where on …
Wilbur C. Leatherberry: A Cwru Lifer, Jonathan L. Entin
Wilbur C. Leatherberry: A Cwru Lifer, Jonathan L. Entin
Faculty Publications
Tribute to Wilbur Leatherberry.