Vol. 60, No. 01 (January 4, 2021),
2021
Maurer School of Law: Indiana University
Where's Rudy?,
2021
Washington and Lee University School of Law
Where's Rudy?, James E. Moliterno
Scholarly Articles
Choice of law in lawyer discipline matters, and the language among the popular choice of law rules in use matters. The core goals of choice of law principles should not limit the choices to the states in which a lawyer has a full, formal license. Doing so undermines the modern choice of law interests analysis by eliminating jurisdictions that may have the greatest interest in the conduct.
Lawyers cross borders physically and electronically on a daily basis. Accordingly, choice of law rules are critical, especially when a lawyer engages in missions that are targeted at particular jurisdictions, as Rudy Giuliani …
Aba Employment Summary Class Of 2021,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Aba Employment Summary Class Of 2021, University Of Tennessee College Of Law
ABA Disclosures
No abstract provided.
Menstruation And The Bar Exam: Model Policy And Operating Provisions,
2021
University of the District of Columbia David A Clarke School of Law
Menstruation And The Bar Exam: Model Policy And Operating Provisions, Marcy L. Karin, Margaret E. Johnson, Elizabeth B. Cooper
Menstrual Policies and the Bar
No abstract provided.
Legally Unhappy: How Us News And Law Schools Have Failed And How This Can Be Fixed,
2021
Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Legally Unhappy: How Us News And Law Schools Have Failed And How This Can Be Fixed, Christopher D. Iacono
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
Student And Career Services Newsletter 03,
2021
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
Student And Career Services Newsletter 03, Office Of Student And Career Services
Student and Career Services Newsletter
January 2021
Contents,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Preserving The Fruits Of Labor: Impediments To University Inventor Mobility,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Preserving The Fruits Of Labor: Impediments To University Inventor Mobility, Brenda M. Simon
Tennessee Law Review
Academic inventors must overcome numerous obstacles when they seek to leave their parent universities. The results of their work are often intertwined in what I call "innovation-essential components," which are important aspects of the. innovative process that create strong ties to the parent university, such as data, patents, trade secrets, grants, contracts, materials, and other agreements and restrictions. Innovation-essential components effectively bind university inventors to their parent institutions, making departure unworkable without the university's approval. Universities sometimes further complicate inventor mobility by entering into unlawful agreements with other academic institutions in their efforts to prevent inventor movement or by engaging …
Legal Research Just In Time: A New Approach To Integrating Legal Research Into The Law School Curriculum,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Legal Research Just In Time: A New Approach To Integrating Legal Research Into The Law School Curriculum, Denitsa R. Mavrova Heinrich, Tammy Pettinato Oltz
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Contents,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Legal Realism And Legal Reality,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Legal Realism And Legal Reality, Matthew X. Etchemendy
Tennessee Law Review
This Article critically reexamines the relationship between Legal Orthodoxy and American Legal Realism. Legal Orthodoxy is a familiar jurisprudential perspective according to which judges do not make law, the law is complete or gapless, and the answers to legal questions are determinable through autonomous inquiry. Legal Orthodoxy featured prominently in the legal thought of Christopher Columbus Langdell and Joseph Henry Beale, and the Realist critique of the Langdellian conception of legal science and education is widely viewed as a decisive refutation of Legal Orthodoxy.
Contrary to this conventional wisdom, I argue that the Realist critique of Langdellianism only justifies a …
A Socially Beneficial False Claims Act?,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
A Socially Beneficial False Claims Act?, Elissa Philip Gentry
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Editorial Board,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
The Modest Impact Of The Modern Confrontation Clause,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
The Modest Impact Of The Modern Confrontation Clause, Jeffrey Bellin, Diana Bibb
Tennessee Law Review
The Sixth Amendment's Confrontation Clause grants criminal defendants the right "to be confronted with the witnesses against" them. A strict reading of this text would transform the criminal justice landscape by prohibiting the prosecution's use of hearsay at trial. But until recently, the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Clause was closer to the opposite. By tying the confrontation right to traditional hearsay exceptions, the Court's longstanding precedents granted prosecutors broad freedom to use out-of-court statements to convict criminal defendants.
The Supreme Court's 2004 decision in Crawford v. Washington was supposed to change all that. By severing the link between the …
Contents,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Avoiding The Great Divide: Assuring Court Technology Lightens The Load Of Low-Income Litigants Post-Covid-19,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Avoiding The Great Divide: Assuring Court Technology Lightens The Load Of Low-Income Litigants Post-Covid-19, Katherine L.W. Norton
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
In Defense Of A Liberal Choice-Based Approach To Residential Segregation,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
In Defense Of A Liberal Choice-Based Approach To Residential Segregation, W.C. Bunting
Tennessee Law Review
This Article argues that not all forms of residential segregation are alike. Certain patterns of residential segregation can be distinguished along two key dimensions: (1) voluntariness; and (2) net social impact. Voluntary residential segregation is largely incompatible with outcome-based policies designed to promote residential integration. This Article claims that the existence of voluntary spatial clustering implies that the government must adopt an ex ante choice-based approach to residential integration that seeks to protect and enable freedom of choice in housing rather than an ex post outcome-based approach that seeks to implement and maintain specific patterns of residential segregation. The central …
A National Court For National Relief: Centralizing Requests For Nationwide Injunctions In The D.C. Circuit,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
A National Court For National Relief: Centralizing Requests For Nationwide Injunctions In The D.C. Circuit, Ryan Kirk
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Economic And Efficiency Benefits Of Expanding The § 25d Investment Tax Credit,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
The Economic And Efficiency Benefits Of Expanding The § 25d Investment Tax Credit, Kelsey Morgan
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Property Rights And Involuntary Contracting,
2021
University of Tennessee College of Law
Property Rights And Involuntary Contracting, Taorui Guan
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
