The US Feminist Judgments Project is featured in Time, with editors Linda Berger, Bridget Crawford, and Kathy Stanchi.The book is expected out next August.The conference, building on the book and the broader question of the difference women make as judges
Our local political melodrama over the resignation of the Akron mayor after 28 years and his one-week interim replacement has made national news. The interim mayor resigned yesterday after admitting that he groped a city employee. He said that he
Akron Law Review's, Women in the Law Symposium exploring a variety of issues at the intersection of women and the law. And featuring an article by my co-editor, John Kang.An Introduction to the Women in the Law SymposiumTracy A.
Main January 12, 2015County budget woes forces a official jail break in OhioA helpful reader altered me to this remarkable local story from Ohio, headlined “Summit County releases 72 inmates from jail,” which highlights the extreme measures some officials
Update: On January 27, 2015, the Supreme Court of Ohio handed down a merit decision in this case. Read the analysis here.
The Supreme Court of Ohio heard oral argument in the case of Cromer v. Children’s Hospital Medical Center
It is an unfortunate reality that cyclists are extremely vulnerable to the actions of careless motorists when riding on the roadways of our nation. And, it should come as no shock to anyone reading this blog that a cyclist’s vulnerability
Update: on August 18, 2015, the Supreme Court of Ohio handed down a merit decision in this case. Read the analysis here.
On June 25, 2014, the Supreme Court of Ohio heard oral argument in the case of Steve Granger
SYMPOSIUM ISSUEUNIVERSITY OF AKRON LAW REVIEW The Class Action After A Decade of Roberts Court Decisions The Akron Law Review invites academic papers on the reasoning, dimensions, and possible impacts of one or more of the class action or other multi-party action
Yay! The Akron Women's Basketball Zips, MAC champions, are headed to the NCAA March Madness tournament for the first time. (What is a zip, you ask? First a rubber shoe, now a (girl) kangaroo. "Fear the Roo."). During this time
